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Is there a way to see a list of what has been imported to memory?

Former Member
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Memory Experts,

The prorgram I am working with has an Import from Memory ID statement that is coming up empty.

I am in a user exit in the include MV45AFZZ.

I can not find what program/include/function module/etc. did the export to this memory ID.

Does anyone know a way to find out what program did the export on this data?

When in debug - is there a command (we are running ECC 6.0) to list what is in memory at that point in time?

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Thanks.

Scott

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Oct 9, 2008 4:03 PM

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former_member188685
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in Debugging you can try Break point at statement

Break Points -> Break Point at -> Statement

enter EXPORT in the popup.

so that it stops at the export statement.

or use global search in your program on that memory id or export statement.

global search on memory id will be easier.

Former Member
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I don't really know if there is a way to find this. But, what you can try is to search for EXPORT statement or with the memory ID that is used in the import statement in the SAPMV5A and don't forget to check the Main Program radiobutton in the search screen.

regards,

Advait

Former Member
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Hi,

Try this..

In the debugging..Go to -> system areas -> abap memory.

Thanks

Naren

Former Member
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Hi,

In the debugger, follow the menu path

Goto -> System -> System area

In the input box for Area , Input DSEG and press enter.

Goto -> System -> System area

Dubble click MEMORIES

Thanks,

Senthil

Edited by: senthil kumar on Oct 10, 2008 12:07 AM