Creating and Processing
Inspections
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1. You can call the Code Inspector using transaction code SCI or through the path SAP Menu à Tools à ABAP Workbench à Test à Code Inspector.
2.
Decide
whether the inspection is to be visible
locally for one user or
globally for all users.
To be able to create an inspection globally, you require the appropriate authorizations.
3. Assign a name for the inspection.
4. Choose Create.
The system will then:
¡ Automatically assign a version number
¡ Propose a deletion date when the inspection should be deleted.
5. Select the objects to be checked.
To do this, you can specify a predefined set of objects, a transport request, or a single object.
If you specify a set of objects, you can decide – using the appropriate pushbutton – whether it is a local or a global set of objects.
6. Enter a check variant.
If you specify a check variant, you can decide – using the appropriate pushbutton – whether it is a local or a global check variant.
7. Save your entries.
8. Decide whether the inspection is to be executed locally (that means, on the current application server) or parallel on several application servers in a server group.
a.
To execute
immediately on the local server, choose
Execute.
b.
If you wish
to execute the inspection in parallel on several application servers, choose
.
The system shows a selection screen where you can decide the following:
i. The server group on which the inspection is to run.
ii. Whether the inspection is to run in the background.
iii.
9. Choose Execute or Execute...
The system performs the inspection run.
10.
Choose
Results.
The system displays a results tree.
a. To see the individual results, click the appropriate node of the results tree.
b. To get details of the individual results, choose Information.
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1. Call the Code Inspector using the transaction code SCI or choose the path Test à Code Inspector in the SAP menu.
2. Choose Create or Change without specifying a name.
If you enter a name and choose Create, the inspection and its result will be stored (see recurrent inspection.).
3. Select the objects to be checked.
To do this, you can specify a predefined set of objects, a transport request, or a single object. Remember that the set of objects or the transport request may only contain up to 50 single objects.
4. Enter a check variant.
If you specify a check variant, you can decide – using the appropriate pushbutton – whether it is a local or a global check variant.
5. In addition to a predefined check variant, you can also choose single checks from the displayed tree.
6. Choose Execute.
The system executes the check on the local application server and automatically displays the results.
The
results are not stored. If you go to another screen, the results will be
lost.
However, you have the option of changing the inspection and executing it again using the repeat function