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Name Type Content sy-abcde c(26) Contains the Latin alphabet. Can be used to access individual letters directly by specifying the offset/length, regardless of the code page. sy-batch c(1) Set to “X” in an ABAP program that runs in the background, otherwise initial. sy-binpt c(1) Set to “X” during processing of batch input sessions, and in ABAP programs called using CALL TRANSACTION USING. Otherwise initial. sy-calld c(1) Contains a blank character in the first program in a call sequence, otherwise contains the value “X”. Is set to “X” after calls using CALL TRANSACTION, CALL DIALOG, or SUBMIT … AND RETURN. Empty if the program was started using LEAVE TO TRANSACTION or a transaction from the screen. A call using SUBMIT (without AND RETURN) assumes the value of the calling program. sy-callr c(8) When printing lists, contains a value that displays where printing was started – for example, NEW-PAGE for program-controlled printing, or RSDBRUNT for printing from the selection screen. sy-colno i Current position during creation of a list in the list buffer. Counting begins at 1. In non- Unicode systems, this position also corresponds to the column in the displayed list. In Unicode systems, this is only guaranteed for the lower and upper output limits applicable to each output, as one character may take up more columns in the list than positions in the list buffer. sy-cpage i Page number of the page displayed at the top of the list for which a list event was triggered. Counting begins at 1. sy-cprog c(40) In procedures called externally, the name of the calling program, otherwise the name of the current program. If a procedure called externally calls another external procedure, sy-cprog contains the name of the framework program, and is not set to the name of the framework program of the subsequent calling program. sy-cucol i Horizontal cursor position in the display on a dynpro. Counting begins at column 2. sy-curow i Vertical cursor position on the screen display of a screen. Counting begins at line 1. sy-datar c(1) At PAI, contains “X” if at least one input field of a screen has been changed by a user or by further data transfer, otherwise initial. sy-datlo d Local date of the user – for example, “19990723″. Can be set using GET TIME. sy-datum d System date (local date of the AS ABAP). Can be set using GET TIME. sy-dayst c(1) “X” during summertime, otherwise initial. sy-dbcnt i SQL statements set the content of sy-dbcnt to the number of processed table lines.

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