 | View the shared memory data easily in Tcode SHMM. Double click on an item to view the details. |
 | On the left side of the image we can see the product structure "ET_PRODUCTS", click on "17 Entries" to dive deeper into the details. Here we can see the 169 products that are associated with this particular product structure, and it is here that we manage the shared memory. |
 | First, to create the shared memory area we go to Tcode SHMA. A root class name must be provided as well as other parameters that can be left to the default settings until it becomes clear how these changes would affect the program. |
 | The difference between a regular class and a generated shared memory root class can be found in the properties tab where we find the check box that will make the class "shared memory enabled". |
 | The data that is put into the shared memory area could be standard SAP types or custom types that allow structured data to be available. |
 | To build the shared memory area use the "BUILD" method name and throw the root name as well as the area handle in there and cap it with the select statements. |
 | Now we move on to the append statements, acquiring the necessary information from the shared memory area. |
 | Now that we have all this data an application is needed for our efforts to be applied to. Here we reference the same data, plugging in the necessary information, and looping it. |
