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Accessing the inaccessible internal tables in User exitsBy Aboli Kshirsagar, T-systems India Sometimes we need to access internal tables, which are not
accessible directly inside a userexit. Such internal tables can be accessed in
the following way; While debugging the user exit, we can check the active call
stack and look for the program in which the internal table is accessible. For e.g. We can
confirm if the internal table ammerdat is accessible in the userexit “EXIT_SAPLMGMU_001”
in the following way: (<Program name from call stack>)<Name of the
internal table> For eg. (SAPLMGMU) amerrdat In our example, the internal table amerrdat[] is accessible
in the program “SAPLMGMU”.
We can now access the internal table amerrdat[] in the user
exit in the following way:
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