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Perfroms used in a program

Former Member
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hi all,

my requirement is to find out all the external performs(form will be in another program)in a given program,i want to know wether there are any function modules which does this.i should not be using scan statement for this purpose.

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Peter_Inotai
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Maybe with Code Inspector you can generate such overview.

In the variant you have the option 'Syntax Check/Generation', 'Extended Program Check' andf you can flag 'FORM/PERFORM Interfaces'.

Peter

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Peter_Inotai
Active Contributor
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Maybe with Code Inspector you can generate such overview.

In the variant you have the option 'Syntax Check/Generation', 'Extended Program Check' andf you can flag 'FORM/PERFORM Interfaces'.

Peter

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peter

i should be in a position to list the program name and the form used for a given program, i am writing a report for it in which the selection screen consists of just a progam name.

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>i am writing a report for it in which the selection screen consists of just a progam name.

Try transaction SCII, in the object selection you can add single program and in the check variant use Temporary definintion with flagging only the mentioned option.

Former Member
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Hi

The best way to check your program with "CODE INSPECTOR"

TCODE IS -SCI.

It will help you to find out the number of function module presentin your program.

I hope this will help you to solve your problem.

Thanks

Mrutyunjaya Tripathy

Former Member
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Hi,

Just chek out if this program helps you:

RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN.

you can do a submit and work your logic here:

submit RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN
with REPNAME in progs
with SSTRING in table_list...

Regards,

Anjali

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