How to find export  to database cluster

Hi,
i was going through an exit EXIT_SAPLCLFM_002 include ZXCLFU02.....
i came across the statement:
import l_verid
       l_werks
               from database indx(st) id l_charg.    
so how can i find where the corresponding Export statement is?
regrads,
Ravi Valluri
If its not the correct forum to post in, pls let me know so that i can move to other

Hi.
As I understand, you use CLFM0002 user-exit.
Run transaction, which works with classifications.
Before starting it enter /h command and go to debug mode where create breakpoint for
export ABAP command.
Then while debugging you will come across lines where export statements occur, if such ones exist.
May be among them you will find corresponding export statement for import statement mentioned by you.

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