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SAP TABLE for ABAP programs

Former Member
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Hello, just a quick little question? What is the table where all the abap report programs are stored? Thank you all and good day.

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Former Member

TRDIR

Regards,

Shashank

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Former Member
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Hi Chad,

check this table JBRGENPROG

check this also REPOSRC

Message was edited by: Sekhar

Former Member

TRDIR

Regards,

Shashank

Former Member
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Table TADIR stores the program names (PGMID = R3TR and OBJECT = PROG)

Nicola

Former Member
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Hi chad,

You can check this info in tables

<b>TRDIR</b> and <b>D010SINF</b>.

And include programs info you can find in the table

<b>D010INC</b>.

Hope this will help you.

Thanks&Regards,

Srilatha.

former_member188685
Active Contributor
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hi,

look in table <b>TRDIR</b> .

regards

vijay

Former Member
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Hi chad,

1. REPOSRC

This is the actual table,

where the report program

and its source code (in raw format)

is stored.

2 TRDIR is just a view on this table.

3. Please note that we cannot

modify this REPOSRC table

using Sqls.

regards,

amit m .

Former Member
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TADIR is the table for SAP programs. It contains the repository objects.

JBRGENPROG is the table for generated programs having timestamp details.

REPOSRC is the table for Report source code in compressed format.

Regards,

Sangeeta

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You can read the source code of the program by....



report zrich_0001
       no standard page heading
       line-size 300.

tables: trdir.


data: begin of s occurs 0,
      txt(300) type c,
      end of s.

parameters: p_report(30) type c.

start-of-selection.

  clear s. refresh s.
<b>  read report p_report into s.      </b>     "Get source into table S

  loop at s.
    write:/ s-txt.

  endloop.

REgards,

Rich Heilman