Client ABAP Proxy : how to know which program is calling that service interface proxy

Hi All,
I have prepared some client proxy in ECC to communicate with PI.
But, if I am not wrong, unlike server proxy which is written directly in the class Provider class in SPROXT transaction, in client proxy we write abap code to trigger proxy in SE38 .
My question is : If I am in SPROXY and looking at any outbound SI, of which proxy is already generated, then how can in SE38 can I find which program is triggering that interface or proxy?

Hi,
check below thread for calling client proxy
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