‎2009 Mar 09 6:00 AM
hello,
In real time wht are Yobjects?
How can we identify developing or uncompleted objects ?
‎2009 Mar 09 9:35 AM
genearlly all inactive objects will be under devlopement objects.
All the inactive objects can be found using transcation:SWRK.
you can also navigate to this transcation from SE80->Environment->Inactive Objects.
‎2009 Mar 09 6:06 AM
Hi
objects that are developed other than SAP is Y or Z objects.
You can get the details of the Developing and uncomplete objects from the table TADIR,
which contains the details of all repository objects.
DONT FORGET TO CLOSE THE THREAD
Regards
Hareesh Menon
‎2009 Mar 09 6:10 AM
can u tell me which field of tadir will indicate the uncompleted objects ?
thanks in advance
‎2009 Mar 09 6:32 AM
‎2009 Mar 09 6:06 AM
Hi,
Y objects are just the custom objects which have not been assigned a transport package and they are just created in the system without being transported, as a nomenclature, only Z objects have to be transported.
PS: Although Y objects can be assigned a developemnet package and trsnported, but a good programming practise it is supposed to be not,
Regards,
Mansi.
‎2009 Mar 09 9:33 AM
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> PS: Although Y objects can be assigned a developemnet package and trsnported, but a good programming practise it is supposed to be not,
> Regards,
> Mansi.
That's just a widely used convention - nothing to do with programming practice, really. But I've worked on sites where other conventions have been used - e.g. Y developments are global, Z for local.
matt
‎2009 Mar 09 6:09 AM
if i intreprit correctly,
y objects are nothing but the objects in customer namespace. if you are doing some custom devlopements , you need to start it with Y or Z .
All the inactive objects can be found using transcation:SWRK.
you can also navigate to this transcation from SE80->Environment->Inactive Objects.
Let me know if this what you are looking.
‎2009 Mar 09 6:38 AM
Hi
The strong area in SAP is divided into 2 types.
1. SAP Name Space
2. Customer Namespace.
All the SAP Standard developments,objects given by SAP will store in SAP Name space and naming convention for this is : A-X i.e any program or function module or anything starts with A-X , we can treat that as SAP Name Space Object.
Customer Namespace: Developer Developed(Custom) Objects will store in Customer Namespace and starts with Y or Z.
any program or function module or anything starts with Y/Z , we can treat that as Customer Name Space Object.
All the Developments will store in TRDIR table.
Incomplete objects are nothing but inactive objects.
The above table contains only active objects.
Regards,
Sreeram Kumar.Madisetty
‎2009 Mar 09 6:40 AM
Hi .
Y Objects are customizing objects.
Whichever objects are inactive are developing objects.
Regards,
Sowjanya
‎2009 Mar 09 9:34 AM
how can we identify the uncompleted objects? on what parameter s base we can identify the uncompleted objects?
‎2009 Mar 09 9:34 AM
>
> Hi .
>
> Y Objects are customizing objects.
> Whichever objects are inactive are developing objects.
>
> Regards,
> Sowjanya
Incorrect.
‎2009 Mar 09 9:35 AM
genearlly all inactive objects will be under devlopement objects.
All the inactive objects can be found using transcation:SWRK.
you can also navigate to this transcation from SE80->Environment->Inactive Objects.
‎2009 Mar 10 8:51 AM
Iam not authorized to use SWRK ,is there any alternate T-code for it?
Edited by: ishwar rao on Mar 10, 2009 9:51 AM
‎2009 Mar 10 8:52 AM
you can also navigate to this transcation from SE80->Environment->Inactive Objects.
‎2009 Mar 10 8:53 AM
‎2009 Mar 10 8:54 AM
go to sE37.
call FM; Call_transaction_from_table
Give TCODE = SWRK as i/p.
this will by pass the authorization check and see if it meets your requireemnr. if yes, then permamanet solution would be you ask your basis team for authorization of SWRK.
‎2009 Mar 10 9:00 AM
Use this.
Table - REPOSRC.
Field - R3STATE ( ABAP: Program Status (Active, Saved, Transported...)
Alslo try this fm.
RS_INACTIVE_OBJECTS_LIST
Note : Plz close the thread if your query is answered.
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‎2009 Mar 11 7:50 AM