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Which table stores environment information?

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Hello, which table stores the environement info.By environment info, i mean the system you are curretly logged in.

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These are stored at runtime corresponding to the fields of structure SYST.

Youu need to refer them as

SY-MANDT -> Current client

SY-SYSID -> name of the system

SY-DBSYS -> Name of database system

SY-UZEIT -> current system time

SY-DATUM -> Current system date

Hope this will help.

Hello, which table stores the environement info.By environment info, i mean the system you are curretly logged in.

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These are stored at runtime corresponding to the fields of structure SYST.

Youu need to refer them as

SY-MANDT -> Current client

SY-SYSID -> name of the system

SY-DBSYS -> Name of database system

SY-UZEIT -> current system time

SY-DATUM -> Current system date

Hope this will help.

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hi richa.

go to system menu->status .

there u see the environment info and kernel information by pressing shift + F5 key.

regards

surender.s

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Hi,

If you need the host system name you can get it from the system variable syst-host.

Regards

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Hi,

You can use the FM 'TH_USER_LIST' to do the same. Pass user name as sy-uname. You will get lots of other info as well.

Regards,

Prashant.

Edited by: Prashant Kumar Upadhyay on May 25, 2009 9:30 AM