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Author's profile photo Nanda Anantha

How to get list of customer exit variables used in specific BEx Report

Steps

  1. Goto table RSZCOMPDIR and give BEx report technical
    name at COMPID field
  2. Execute and take relevant COMPUID as shown in below screenshot

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     3.  Go to SE37 Execute function module RSZ_X_QUERY_GET

     4. Pass COMPUID as shown below

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    5. Execute or press F8.

    6. Press on table icon as shown in below image.

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7. In E_T_MAP structure we can see ELTUID and MAPNAME here ELTUID is UID of variable and MAPNAME is technical name of variable which we see in BEX designer.

8. Take all ELTUID’s and pass to RSZGLOBV table in VARUNIID field and keep VPROCTP value equal to 3 and execute ( 3 means customer exit variables).

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9. we can see list of customer exit variables using in a specific BEx report as like below.

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So, ZQ_TEST report contain two customer exitvariables

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      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      nice

      Author's profile photo Nanda Anantha
      Nanda Anantha
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you Ganesh

      Author's profile photo Marc Bernard
      Marc Bernard

      That's one way... or you run transaction RSRTQ with option "Show properties" turned on and search the resulting display for "customer exit" 🙂

      Regards,
      Marc

      SAP Customer Solution Adoption (CSA)

      Author's profile photo Nanda Anantha
      Nanda Anantha
      Blog Post Author

      Thank yuo Marc.

      Regards,

      Nanda

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Good one..

      Author's profile photo Nanda Anantha
      Nanda Anantha
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you Prakash

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Thanks a lot

      Nice doc 🙂

      Author's profile photo Lakshminarasimhan N
      Lakshminarasimhan N

      Nice one, thanks

      Author's profile photo Gilberto Jose Hernandez Mendoza
      Gilberto Jose Hernandez Mendoza

      Or... you can open your Transport connection, go to the Query Elements/Variables, search for the variable name, then you'll get a list of all queries using that variable