Find Objects in the StackFrame via the ID

Question

Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a way to find a variable via a valid Object ID. Here is some code of mine in a pseudo manner how I access the variables in the current frame:
List<LocalVariable> vars = frame.visibleVariables();
Map<LocalVariable, Value> values = frame.getValues(vars);
for (LocalVariable entry : vars) {
          Value val = (Value) values.get(entry);
          // val.toString() ==> "instance of abc (ID=1234)"
Now, if I parse all value objects, I can check for the ID. But how do I get a reference to a object ID which is not in the first hierarchy.
For example, the object A (ID=1234) has object B (ID=2345) as a member. If I'm looking for ID=2345, I don't find the object with the sketched algorithm.
Of course, I can iterate over all objects recursively. But in a big system, this takes forever by doing it manually.
So, is there a builtin method/way to get a object reference or absolute object name ( like ID=6432 yields objA.objB.objC) only by using a known Object ID?
Kind Regards,
Thomas

Answer 1

Just out of curiosity, why not use the Pcd repository manager in KM. This allows you to be able to index the entire PCD catalog, and would allow you to use the standard searching capabilities.
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