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List of Executed SAPScripts

Former Member
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Is there any method available to identify which SAPScripts have been executed in a system? For ABAPs you can do an analysis of ST03 data to know which programs have been executed. I am looking for a similar process for SAPScripts. We need to make global changes to many custom forms and we need to know which forms in our custom forms list have been used. There is a possibility that there are many that are no longer used and we need to narrow the scope of the project.

Thank you in advance for any assistance.

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Hi,

This table contains the values which are executed via the OUTPUT type, if your layout is executing without the output type and not configured in TNAPR then there shold be a table which you need to maintain/already maintaing by SAP to get the information to check whether the layout is already printed or not

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Sudheer

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I think I may have not explained the problem completely. I do not need to know if the output itself has been processed, I need to know exactly the names of the SAPScripts that were used in the system (within the last year). We have over 500 custom forms and we know that not all of them are in use at this time. We need to compare a list of SAPSCtipt "Z*" names with the list of SAPScripts that we know have the code that needs to be modified.

For example, we might have a Z_FORM_1 ...Z_FORM_500 that all have the code that must be changed We know that we do not use all of these forms in the past year but we need to know which ones we have. We would hope that we would find out through this process thta Z_FORM 1, Z_FORM_35, Z_FORM_38, Z_FORM_89 and Z_FORM_487 are the ones used. Then the scope of changes is 5 forms not 500.

Former Member
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HI,

You can get the information in NAST table, there is a field VSTAT, if this contains a value then the Script is executed, but here you need get the information through the output type

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Sudheer

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But will that cover all forms or only those forms that are executed via output types and TNAPR? We also have forms that are created out of the SM module and those are not defined in TNAPR (from what I understand)?