Answer report is taking infinite time without returning results

Hi All,
We have an issue with one of our user. When she is trying to fetch some reports, its taking nearly 1 hr without returning any error and some time returning error.
Other user are able to fetch the same report.
Is it something to do with her system/computer or any Application related issue?
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Sudipta

Hi sudipta,
It might be a network error or any error we cant say...First check the query retrieved by that user and run at the backend DB if its fast then look at the query for other users and compare it for any additional conditions coming into the SQL for that user and see how many records are fetching.This way we need to figure out the problem.
if not check the network connections or firewall that is hindering the performance of the query.
hope helps you.
Cheers,
KK

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                  P_GSBER FOR COEP-GSBER.
SELECT-OPTIONS : S_KVGR5 FOR ZSEGMENT-KVGR5 MODIF ID D1.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK A.
INITIALIZATION.
   S_KVGR5-OPTION = 'BT' .
   S_KVGR5-LOW = 'S01'.
   S_KVGR5-HIGH = 'S09'.
   APPEND S_KVGR5.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.
    LOOP AT SCREEN.
      IF SCREEN-GROUP1 = 'D1'.
         SCREEN-INPUT = '0'.
         MODIFY SCREEN.
      ENDIF.
    ENDLOOP.
START-OF-SELECTION.
PERFORM GET_SECTORS.
PERFORM GET_DATA_COEP.
PERFORM VALIDATE_SECTOR.
PERFORM GROUP_OUTPUT.
PERFORM BUILD_SORTCAT. " Inserted by by Sunil Maurya for sorting
PERFORM BUILD_CATLOG.
PERFORM DISPLAY_OUTPUT.
*&      Form GET_DATA_COEP
      text
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FORM GET_DATA_COEP .
SELECT BELNR BUZEI PERIO WOGBTR OBJNR KSTAR PAOBJNR
FROM COEP INTO TABLE I_COEP WHERE
        KOKRS = 'KBL' AND
       PERIO >= P_PERIO1 AND
       PERIO <= P_PERIO2 AND
        PERIO = P_PERIO1 AND
        GJAHR = P_GJAHR AND
        KSTAR NE '' AND
        OBJNR NE '' AND
        KSTAR in P_KSTAR AND
        GSBER IN P_GSBER. "AND
       BELNR = '0103991827' .
SORT I_COEP BY OBJNR.
DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) <> 'VB' AND
                      OBJNR+0(2) <> 'PR' AND
                      OBJNR+0(2) <> 'NV' AND
                      OBJNR+0(2) <> 'NP' AND
                      OBJNR+0(2) <> 'AO'.
SORT I_COEP BY KSTAR.
DELETE I_COEP WHERE KSTAR+0(5) <> '00003' AND
                      KSTAR+0(5) <> '00004'.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'NP'.
    MOVE I_COEP TO I_NP.
    APPEND I_NP.
    CLEAR : I_NP, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'NV'.
    MOVE I_COEP TO I_NV.
    APPEND I_NV.
    CLEAR : I_NV, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'VB' .
    MOVE I_COEP TO I_WB.
    APPEND I_WB.
    CLEAR : I_WB, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'PR' .
    MOVE I_COEP TO I_PR.
    APPEND I_PR.
    CLEAR : I_PR, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
*Inserted by Sunil Maurya for PAOBJNR = "AO....."
Data : ind type sy-tabix.
loop at i_coep where OBJNR+0(2) = 'AO'.
ind = sy-tabix.
select single KAUFN into i_coep-KAUFN from CE4KBL1_ACCT where PAOBJNR =
i_coep-PAOBJNR.
select single KVGR5 into i_coep-kvgr5 from vbak where vbeln =
i_coep-kaufn.
modify i_coep index ind.
clear i_coep.
endloop.
*Inserted by Sunil Maurya for PAOBJNR = "AO....."
*LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'AO' .
   MOVE I_COEP TO I_AO.
   APPEND I_AO.
   CLEAR : I_AO, I_COEP.
*ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM.                    " GET_DATA_COEP
*&      Form GET_SECTORS
      text
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FORM GET_SECTORS .
DATA : L_FR TYPE I,
         L_TO TYPE I.
DATA : L_CH1(1).
LOOP AT S_KVGR5.
    IF S_KVGR5-OPTION = 'EQ'.
      I_SECTOR-KVGR5 = S_KVGR5-LOW.
      APPEND I_SECTOR.
      CLEAR : I_SECTOR.
      CONCATENATE '5' S_KVGR5-LOW+1(2) INTO I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
      APPEND I_SECTOR.
      CLEAR : I_SECTOR.
    ENDIF.
    IF S_KVGR5-OPTION = 'BT'.
      L_FR = S_KVGR5-LOW+1(2).
      L_TO = S_KVGR5-HIGH+1(2).
      WHILE L_FR <= L_TO.
        L_CH1 = L_FR.
        CONCATENATE 'S0' L_CH1 INTO I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
        APPEND I_SECTOR.
        CONCATENATE '50' L_CH1 INTO I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
        APPEND I_SECTOR.
        CLEAR : I_SECTOR, L_CH1.
        L_FR = L_FR + 1.
      ENDWHILE.
    ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM.                    " GET_SECTORS
*&      Form VALIDATE_SECTOR
      text
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FORM VALIDATE_SECTOR .
*get data from AUFK for NP & NV type intab
IF I_NP[] IS NOT INITIAL.
SELECT OBJNR PSPEL KDAUF KDPOS FROM AUFK
INTO TABLE I_AUFK
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN I_NP
WHERE OBJNR = I_NP-OBJNR.
*Push this data in I_WB where order no exist in AUFK
LOOP AT I_AUFK WHERE KDAUF NE ''.
    I_WB-OBJNR = I_AUFK-OBJNR.
    APPEND I_WB.
    CLEAR : I_AUFK, I_WB.
ENDLOOP.
*Push this data in I_PR where order no exist in AUFK
LOOP AT I_AUFK WHERE PSPEL NE ''.
    I_PR-OBJNR = I_AUFK-OBJNR.
    APPEND I_PR.
    CLEAR : I_AUFK, I_PR.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
SELECT BOBJNR AKVGR5 FROM VBAK AS A INNER JOIN VBAP AS B
ON AVBELN = BVBELN
INTO TABLE I_VBAKP
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN I_WB
WHERE B~VBELN = I_WB-OBJNR+2(10).
SORT I_VBAKP BY OBJNR.
SORT I_COEP BY OBJNR.
LOOP AT I_WB.
    READ TABLE I_VBAKP WITH KEY OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
    IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
      READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = I_VBAKP-KVGR5.
      IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
       DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
         loop at i_coep where objnr = i_wb-objnr.
              i_coep-kvgr5 = 'OTH'.
              modify i_coep.
              clear : i_coep.
         endloop.
      ELSE.
     READ TABLE I_COEP WITH KEY BELNR = I_WB-BELNR BUZEI = I_WB-BUZEI.
       READ TABLE I_COEP WITH KEY OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
        IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
          I_COEP-KVGR5 = I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
          MODIFY I_COEP INDEX SY-TABIX.
          LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
            I_COEP-KVGR5 = I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
            MODIFY I_COEP.
            CLEAR : I_COEP.
          ENDLOOP.
        ENDIF.
      ENDIF.
    ELSE.
     DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
         loop at i_coep where objnr = i_wb-objnr.
              i_coep-kvgr5 = 'OTH'.
              modify i_coep.
              clear : i_coep.
         endloop.
    ENDIF.
    CLEAR : I_VBAKP, I_SECTOR, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
IF I_PR[] IS NOT INITIAL.
SELECT AOBJNR APSPHI B~ASTNR
FROM PRPS AS A INNER JOIN PROJ AS B
ON APSPHI = BPSPNR
INTO TABLE I_PRPS
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN I_PR
WHERE A~OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
ENDIF.
IF I_NV[] IS NOT INITIAL.
    SELECT OBJNR PROJN FROM AFVC INTO TABLE I_AFVC
    FOR ALL ENTRIES IN I_NV
    WHERE OBJNR = I_NV-OBJNR AND
          PROJN <> '' .
    LOOP AT I_AFVC.
      CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ABPSP_OUTPUT'
        EXPORTING
          INPUT         = I_AFVC-PROJN
       IMPORTING
         OUTPUT        = I_AFVC-PROJ
        I_AFVC-PROJ = I_AFVC-PROJ+0(9).
        CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_KONPD_INPUT'
          EXPORTING
            INPUT           = I_AFVC-PROJ
         IMPORTING
           OUTPUT          = I_AFVC-PSPNR.
        MODIFY I_AFVC.
        CLEAR : I_AFVC.
    ENDLOOP.
    SELECT PSPNR ASTNR FROM PROJ INTO TABLE I_PROJ
    FOR ALL ENTRIES IN I_AFVC
    WHERE PSPNR = I_AFVC-PSPNR.
    LOOP AT I_NV.
       I_PRPS-OBJNR = I_NV-OBJNR.
       READ TABLE I_AFVC WITH KEY OBJNR = I_NV-OBJNR.
       IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
         READ TABLE I_PROJ WITH KEY PSPNR = I_AFVC-PSPNR.
         IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
           I_PRPS-ASTNR = I_PROJ-ASTNR.
         ENDIF.
       ENDIF.
        APPEND I_PRPS.
        I_PR-OBJNR = I_NV-OBJNR.
        APPEND I_PR.
        CLEAR : I_NV, I_AFVC, I_PROJ, I_PR.
    ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
SORT I_PRPS BY OBJNR.
LOOP AT I_PR.
    READ TABLE I_PRPS WITH KEY OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
    IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
      READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = I_PRPS-ASTNR+5(3).
      IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
       DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
         loop at i_coep where objnr = i_pr-objnr.
              i_coep-kvgr5 = 'OTH'.
              modify i_coep.
              clear : i_coep.
         endloop.
      ELSE.
        READ TABLE I_COEP WITH KEY OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
        IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
          CONCATENATE 'S' I_SECTOR-KVGR5+1(2) INTO I_COEP-KVGR5.
          MODIFY I_COEP INDEX SY-TABIX.
          LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
            CONCATENATE 'S' I_SECTOR-KVGR5+1(2) INTO I_COEP-KVGR5.
            MODIFY I_COEP.
            CLEAR : I_COEP.
          ENDLOOP.
        ENDIF.
      ENDIF.
    ELSE.
     DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_PR-OBJNR.
        loop at i_coep where objnr = i_pr-objnr.
              i_coep-kvgr5 = 'OTH'.
              modify i_coep.
              clear : i_coep.
         endloop.
    ENDIF.
    CLEAR : I_PR, I_PRPS, I_SECTOR, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM.                    " VALIDATE_SECTOR
*&      Form GROUP_OUTPUT
      text
--> p1        text
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FORM GROUP_OUTPUT .
LOOP AT I_COEP.
    I_OUTPUT-KSTAR = I_COEP-KSTAR.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S01'.
      I_OUTPUT-S01 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S02'.
      I_OUTPUT-S02 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S03'.
      I_OUTPUT-S03 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S04'.
      I_OUTPUT-S04 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S05'.
      I_OUTPUT-S05 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S06'.
      I_OUTPUT-S06 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S07'.
      I_OUTPUT-S07 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S08'.
      I_OUTPUT-S08 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'S09'.
      I_OUTPUT-S09 = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    IF I_COEP-KVGR5 = 'OTH' OR I_COEP-KVGR5 = ''.
      I_OUTPUT-OTH = I_COEP-WOGBTR.
    ENDIF.
    COLLECT I_OUTPUT.
    CLEAR : I_COEP, I_OUTPUT.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_OUTPUT.
    SELECT SINGLE MCTXT FROM CSKU
    INTO I_OUTPUT-MCTXT
    WHERE KTOPL = 'KBL' AND
          SPRAS = SY-LANGU AND
          KSTAR = I_OUTPUT-KSTAR.
    I_OUTPUT-TOTAL = I_OUTPUT-S01 + I_OUTPUT-S02 + I_OUTPUT-S03
                    + I_OUTPUT-S04 + I_OUTPUT-S05 + I_OUTPUT-S06
                    + I_OUTPUT-S07 + I_OUTPUT-S08 + I_OUTPUT-S09
                    + I_OUTPUT-OTH.
    MODIFY I_OUTPUT.
    CLEAR : I_OUTPUT.
ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM.                    " GROUP_OUTPUT
*&      Form BUILD_CATLOG
      text
--> p1        text
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FORM BUILD_CATLOG .
CLEAR k_fieldcat.
k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'KSTAR'.
k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-002.
k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
CLEAR k_fieldcat.
k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'MCTXT'.
k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-003.
k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S01'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S01'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-004.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S02'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S02'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-005.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S03'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S03'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-006.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S04'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S04'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-007.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S05'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S05'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-008.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S06'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S06'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-009.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S07'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S07'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-010.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S08'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S08'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-011.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = 'S09'.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'S09'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-012.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
ENDIF.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'OTH'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-019.
    k_fieldcat-hotspot   = 'X'.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'TOTAL'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-020.
    k_fieldcat-do_sum    = 'X'. "Statement inserted by Sunil Maurya
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_sum_rep.
*=======================================================================
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'BELNR'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-013.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'BUZEI'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-014.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'PERIO'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-015.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'WOGBTR'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-016.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'OBJNR'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-018.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
    CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'KSTAR'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-002.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
     CLEAR k_fieldcat.
    k_fieldcat-fieldname = 'KVGR5'.
    k_fieldcat-seltext_l = text-017.
    APPEND k_fieldcat TO t_fieldcat_det_rep.
*==============================================================
       Statements inserted by Sunil Maurya for sorting
CLEAR GS_SORT.
GS_SORT-FIELDNAME = 'KSTAR'.
GS_SORT-SPOS      = 1.
GS_SORT-UP        = 'X'.
APPEND GS_SORT TO GT_SORT.
CLEAR GS_SORT1.
GS_SORT1-FIELDNAME = 'KSTAR'.
GS_SORT1-SPOS      = 1.
GS_SORT1-UP        = 'X'.
GS_SORT1-SUBTOT    = 'X'.
APPEND GS_SORT1 TO GT_SORT1.
*CLEAR GS_SORT1.
*GS_SORT1-FIELDNAME = 'WOGBTR'.
*GS_SORT1-SPOS      = 2.
*GS_SORT1-UP        = 'X'.
*GS_SORT1-SUBTOT    = 'X'.
*APPEND GS_SORT1 TO GT_SORT1.
   FORM build_sortcat.
   k_sortcat-spos = 1.
   k_sortcat-fieldname = 'KSTAR'.
   k_sortcat-up      = 'X'.
k_sortcat-down      = 'X'.
   APPEND k_sortcat TO it_sortcat.
clear k_sortcat.
   ENDFORM.
   Statements inserted by Sunil Maurya for sorting
ENDFORM.                    " BUILD_CATLOG
*&      Form DISPLAY_OUTPUT
      text
--> p1        text
<-- p2        text
FORM DISPLAY_OUTPUT .
DATA l_repid TYPE syrepid.
l_repid = sy-repid.
CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY'
    EXPORTING
      i_callback_program      = l_repid
      it_fieldcat             = t_fieldcat_sum_rep
      i_callback_user_command = c_user_command
      i_save                  = 'A'
      it_sort                 = GT_SORT[] "Statements inserted by Sunil
    TABLES
      t_outtab                = I_OUTPUT
    EXCEPTIONS
      program_error           = 1
      OTHERS                  = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
    MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
            WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.                    " DISPLAY_OUTPUT
*&      Form user_command
      text
FORM user_command USING r_ucomm     LIKE sy-ucomm
                        rs_selfield TYPE slis_selfield.
DATA: l_repid TYPE syrepid.
l_repid = sy-repid.
CASE r_ucomm.
    WHEN '&IC1'.
      clear : i_detail. refresh : i_detail.
      LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE KVGR5 = rs_selfield-fieldname.
          MOVE i_coep to i_detail.
          append i_detail.
          clear : i_detail, i_coep.
      endloop.
      CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY'
        EXPORTING
          i_callback_program      = l_repid
          it_fieldcat             = t_fieldcat_det_rep
          i_callback_user_command = c_user_command
          i_save                  = 'A'
          it_sort                 = GT_SORT1[] "Inserted by Sunil
        TABLES
          t_outtab                = i_detail
        EXCEPTIONS
          program_error           = 1
          OTHERS                  = 2.
      IF sy-subrc <> 0.
        MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
                WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
      ENDIF.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM.

Run the SE30 with internal tables, then examine the top lines.
see
SE30
The ABAP Runtime Trace (SE30) - Quick and Easy
Define you tables as sorted tables or use at least binary search, otherwise this sorts are useless
and the nested loop is slow.
SORT I_VBAKP BY OBJNR.
SORT I_COEP BY OBJNR.
LOOP AT I_WB.
READ TABLE I_VBAKP WITH KEY OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
READ TABLE I_SECTOR WITH KEY KVGR5 = I_VBAKP-KVGR5.
IF SY-SUBRC 0.
DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
loop at i_coep where objnr = i_wb-objnr.
i_coep-kvgr5 = 'OTH'.
modify i_coep.
clear : i_coep.
endloop.
ELSE.
READ TABLE I_COEP WITH KEY BELNR = I_WB-BELNR BUZEI = I_WB-BUZEI.
READ TABLE I_COEP WITH KEY OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
I_COEP-KVGR5 = I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
MODIFY I_COEP INDEX SY-TABIX.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR = I_WB-OBJNR.
I_COEP-KVGR5 = I_SECTOR-KVGR5.
MODIFY I_COEP.
CLEAR : I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
This is all very slow.
Read my blog on internal tables:
Measurements on internal tables: Reads and Loops:
Runtimes of Reads and Loops on Internal Tables
If you really wnat to identify all bugs, then try this
Z_SE30_COMPARE
A Tool to Compare Runtime Measurements: Z_SE30_COMPARE
Nonlinearity Check
Nonlinearity Check Using the Z_SE30_COMPARE
It needs at bit of experience but then it is very powerful!!!
That is also a waste of time, but not a nested loop. You sort and resort the same table,
but the sort is useless the deletes are still sequential on standard tables.
Put all the stuff into ONE loop on I_COEP.
SORT I_COEP BY OBJNR.
DELETE I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) <> 'VB' AND
OBJNR+0(2) <> 'PR' AND
OBJNR+0(2) <> 'NV' AND
OBJNR+0(2) <> 'NP' AND
OBJNR+0(2) <> 'AO'.
SORT I_COEP BY KSTAR.
DELETE I_COEP WHERE KSTAR+0(5) <> '00003' AND
KSTAR+0(5) <> '00004'.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'NP'.
MOVE I_COEP TO I_NP.
APPEND I_NP.
CLEAR : I_NP, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'NV'.
MOVE I_COEP TO I_NV.
APPEND I_NV.
CLEAR : I_NV, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'VB' .
MOVE I_COEP TO I_WB.
APPEND I_WB.
CLEAR : I_WB, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
LOOP AT I_COEP WHERE OBJNR+0(2) = 'PR' .
MOVE I_COEP TO I_PR.
APPEND I_PR.
CLEAR : I_PR, I_COEP.
ENDLOOP.
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I doubt you can fix it in the database.
You can, however, spend a lot of hours asking questions and poking around if you are a consultant paid by the hour.
But as long as you are looking for something to do here are some that won't fix the problem but may be worth a few minutes of your time.
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