How to find Number of objects created in SAP during 1 year..

Dear Experts,
We wanted to know how much customized object has been created in our system in a specified period of time say last 1 year.. Can you please suggest the way to find this.. The objects includes Program. Function Module, Tables, Structures, Smartforms etc...
Is there a way to check the complexity of these objects..
Regards,
Vidya..

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Alpesh wrote:
> u can check this objects in se03 transaction
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> under transport organization tools --> object --> Object in customer namespace
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> you will get list of all packages and enter whatever you want (say TABL for table in object type field)
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> Regards,
> Alpesh
Read the thread properly before giving reply.
There you have no where creation date mentioned, how you
will identify objects created in SAP during 1 year ?

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