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Unexpected Variable on Selection Screen

Former Member
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Hello everyone,

I have two variables on 0FISCPER3, let's call them A and B. They're both customer exit, input ready and mandatory.

Initially, A was used in the query.

Then I replaced A with B in all elements of the query. However I get both A and B on selection screen.

Query properties show only B in variable sequence.

When I check the where used list of A, there's no reference on my report. I also checked from several tables and found nothing for A in my query.

I generated the query again on RSRT and ran there, still same.

How come I still see A in selection screen, any ideas?

All the best,

Volkan

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

umashankar_poojar
Active Contributor
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Hi Volkan,

          Goto RSRTQ T-Code and input the query, you will get a complete definition of query with all details. Find Var A init and remove from query.

          I guess it might be used in any of your RKF OR CKF.

Refer the blog more on RSRTQ

Thanks,

Umashankar

Former Member
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Hi all,

Thanks for your help.

I could indentify the first variable, A, as Umashankar suggested.

All the best,

Volkan

Answers (8)

Answers (8)

swati_gawade
Contributor
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Hi Volkan,

Please go to RSRT and check the technical information for the query. this will tell you the variables that are 'used' in query.

If it still shows 2 variables then if possible try to debug the query

Or else if possible create a dummy copy query and replace variable B by new custom Variable with same customer exit code and other properties, see if it still shows 2 variables.

Check ur RKF or selections definition to know if any variable used at that level.

Hope this helps.

-Swati.

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Hi ,

Check the below Note , might be issue with customer exits

2120102  - Problems with customer exit variables            

Regards,

Bhaskar

Former Member
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Hi all,

There's only one other variable in the query which is SAP delivered and no replacement path exists.

Former Member
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Hi,

Can you please check whether it the variable B is available in Global filter due to which it is available.

Regards,

Amit

Former Member
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Hi all,

There's no collision with the technical names. It's also very unlikely since this is the original development system.

There's no reference in the exit either.

cornelia_lezoch
Active Contributor
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Hi Volkan,

check all other variables in your query.

There is probably one that is replacement path and refers to another query which uses variable A.

regards

Cornelia

Pravender
Active Contributor
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Is variable A referenced in user exit code for B?

sapna_jgurudutt
Active Contributor
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Hi Volkan,

Can you please refer the following SAP Notes and check whether it helps you:

1551586 - Duplicated technical names of query components

1568913 - Duplicates of query components created using Query Designer

These SAP Notes mention regarding Duplicated technical names of the query components.

Thanks & Regards,

Sapna

former_member186053
Active Contributor
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Hi Volkan,

Just in case this might be useful to you.

Use the below report(sap note) to check the consistency of a query, including to find the duplicated variables with same technical name.

792779 - Report ANALYZE_RSZ_TABLES

Regards,

Vengal.