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Internal System Fields Internal system fields> are intended purely for internal use in the ABAP runtime framework and in the kernel. They must never be overwritten in an ABAP program and they should not be accessed in read-only mode. Name>Type>Length>Content> sy-cfwae>c>5Not documented sy-chwae>c>5Not documented sy-debug>c>1Not documented sy-dsnam>c>8Name of the spool file sy-entry>c>72Not documented sy-ffile>c>8Not documented (<(>flatfile<)>) sy-fleng>i>-Length of a data object sy-fodec>i>-Decimal places in a data object sy-folen>i>-Output length of a data object sy-ftype>c>1Data type of a data object sy-group>c>1Bundling sy-input>c>1Not documented sy-lpass>c>4Not documented sy-newpa>c>1Not documented sy-nrpag>c>1Not documented sy-oncom>c>1On Commit> flag. This system field is set to different values depending on the call status of the ABAP program. Only the meaning of the value 'P' is guaranteed. For this reason, sy-oncom> can only be queried if even at all for 'P'. The value 'P' means that the program is already running during the execution of a subroutine using PERFORM ... ON COMMIT> and another subroutine call using PERFORM ... ON COMMIT> causes a runtime error. sy-pauth>n>2Not documented sy-playo>c>5Not documented sy-playp>c>1Not documented sy-pnwpa>c>1Not documented sy-pri40>c>1Not documented sy-prini>n>1Not documented sy-prlog>c>1Not documented sy-repi2>c>40Not documented sy-rstrt>c>1Not documented sy-sfoff>i>-Not documented sy-subcs>c>1Call status of an executable program sy-subty>x>1Call method of an executable program sy-tabid>c>8Not documented sy-tlopc>i>-Not documented sy-tstis>i>-Not documented sy-xcode>c>70 Extended function code. When user actions are performed on lists, filled like sy-ucomm>. Before the length of sy-ucomm> was extended from four to 70 characters, sy-xcode> was used internally to evaluate longer input in the command field of the system toolbar of the list. sy-ucomm> should be used in application programs. sy-xform>c>30SYSTEM-EXIT> subroutine sy-xprog>c>40SYSTEM-EXIT> program