Finding the Name of a Report You Want to Execute 
Prerequisites
You can search for a report name even when you do not know the exact name of a report.
Procedure
The report selection screen appears.
for Program, and select an entry from the dropdown list box.
The report search screen (ABAP Program Directory) appears:


Wildcard |
Represents |
* and + |
Characters you do not know |
* |
Multiple characters |
+ |
Exactly one character |
Use the
* and + anywhere in the report name, as often as necessary. For example:Character |
Represents all report names... |
z* |
Starting with z |
*sale* |
Containing the character string sale, such as rvsale07 |
*f+ |
Containing an f as the second-to-last character, such as rmlogifa |
rp+++sch |
Starting with rp, ending in sch, and containing any three characters in between, such as rp012sch or rpinvsch |
The report name can be upper- or lowercase; for example, RF is the same as rf.
A list of reports appears.
If the report does not require a variant, the selection criteria screen for the report appears.
If the report requires a variant, the system displays a message stating that you cannot select the report from this screen. Return to the report selection screen (choose
, or press
The system executes the report and displays the resulting data.
Additional Information
Selection Criteria