Attaining source code in SAP ABAP
What is the source code for "Display All Objects" in SAP ABAP (i.e., Z tables , standard tables, Z domains, or even standard domains such as lock objects, data elements and index)?

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You can find some of these from transaction code SE38, using Utilities --> Environment Analysis. You an also look at the object hierarchy by clicking on "Display Object List," while looking at the source code.

There are various tables that cross-reference components. These can be found by tracing a where-used, for example. If you want to reproduce these in your own SAP ABAP code, you'll have to spend a lot of time in debug, finding out exactly when the standard SAP code is called, and how it is called.

This was first published in May 2010

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