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There are different ways that you can use to check the performance of your program. As per my understanding, you can join all tables like this:SELECT t11~orgeh t11~msty t11~mshort t12~position t13~job t14~job_grade t14~scheme    INTO gt_my_combined_table    FROM zgerpt_rnk_min as t11    JOIN hrp1001 as t12    ON t11~orgeh = t12~objid    JOIN hrp1001 as t13    ON t12~position = t13~objid    JOIN hrp9003    ON t13~job = t14~objid WHERE t12~otype = 'O' AND    T12~sclas = 'S' AND    T12~begda LE p_keydt AND    T12~endda GE p_keydt AND    T12~plvar ='01' AND    T12~istat = '1' AND    T12~objid ... Read More

If you need a standalone application, you can use maven-assembly-plugin that can handle JAR with renaming in resulting artifacts.Also, this problem is with 3.0.11 and older versions like 3.0.6 don’t have the same problem.You can also refer this SAP blog for more details:https://blogs.sap.com/2013/04/05/using-jco-without-nwds/

To perform this without using Function module, you can use class- “cl_rebf_ddic_tabl”. Note that Class methods are almost similar to function modules. They are defined as code blocks to perform specific functionality.ExampleTry using below code: CALL METHOD cl_rebf_ddic_tabl=>exists EXPORTING    id_name = [table name]    id_tabclass = 'TRANSP' " For table    * if_noview = ABAP_FALSE       receiving       rf_exists = yes   . This will return “X” if the table exists in Transaction SE11.CALL METHOD CL_REBF_DDIC_TABL=>methodname EXPORTING/IMPORTING GET_TEXTTAB - Supplies the Corresponding Text Table GET_COMPLETE - Supplies All Technical Information GET_DETAIL_X - Supplies Extended Header Data GET_FIELD_LIST - ... Read More

You can get the data if it is displayed in a transaction. Here are the steps you need to follow.a) First point the cursor on the field for which you want to get the data.b) Press F1 for help. This will open a dialog with heading “Performance assistant”c) Click on the “Technical information” button. This will open up another dialog boxd) You will be able to find “Table name” and “Field name”Generally, this will tell you the table in the database .If you are not able to get the required information, run a trace using ST05. In SAP system, SQL trace ... Read More