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Viewing/Searching for Methods?

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Is there a transaction for looking at a method? Or, do you have to go into each class (SE24) and to go to the Method.

Is there a good way to search for a method without SE24?

Thank-You.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Call one of the repository transaction, e.g. SE86.

R/3 Repository Information Sys 
  ABAP Objects 
    Components of classes 
      Methods 

You can search for methods through all classes and display them.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Call one of the repository transaction, e.g. SE86.

R/3 Repository Information Sys 
  ABAP Objects 
    Components of classes 
      Methods 

You can search for methods through all classes and display them.

Regards

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OK, Thanks. I'll remember that when in R3. Only I am in BI system and it says that that trx does not exist?

Thank-You.

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Try SE84. (work in my BI)

Repository Information System 
  Class library
    Methods 

In R/3 we have (at least)

SE84                 R/3 Repository Information System    
SE85                 ABAP/4 Repository Information System 
SE86                 ABAP Repository Information System   

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Perfect Thanks!

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Hi Tom/Raymond,

I didnt find transaction SE86 on R/3 and found SE84 and SE85 only respectively for Repository Information System and ABAP/4 Repository Information System.

Will you confirm once did you have SE86 on R/3.

Thanks,

Vinay

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Yes, I confirm.

Basically these are the same transaction, $SEU

SE85 pass a parameter EUOBJ-TYPE = 'RDB'

SE86 pass the same parameter = 'PRO'

SE84 pass the same parameter = 'INF"

Both skip initial screen

And if you call $SEU, you get a screen where is written "Please call transaction SE84" (the skiped screen)

There is only one engine under the hood.

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yes