How to store output in memory id for performance

Hi All,
There is a customized report where output is huge and unable to download the output file to PC generated through background job.
Is there any option to store the output file in memory id similar to SAve with ID functionality of SQVI - Query Quick Viewer.
Thanks
Prat
Edited by: prat11 on Jun 16, 2011 5:09 PM

Hi Prat,
The standard report BALVEX01 has all the steps neccessary for using ALV extracts. may be you can copy the program and use some other table instead of sflight and test it. usage of extracts is quite simple:
1. Include vex01top will give you the selection screen elements needed for extracts
2. REUSE_ALV_EXTRACT_AT_SELSCREEN can be used for validation of the extract fields
3. likewise REUSE_ALV_EXTRACT_AT_F4_P_EX1 is for f4 help on extract fields
4. the major part is REUSE_ALV_EXTRACT_SAVE which saves the data to the extract with the name as mentioned on the selection screen & REUSE_ALV_EXTRACT_LOAD returns the data that is saved in the extract previously.
5. if the user uses the same name for save the old extract data will be over written. but before that system will genrate a warning message.
if you look at the standard report with the brief i think you should be able to get the information you need.
cheers, Prabhu

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