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When your ABAP application terminates because memory is exhausted, one possible reason is errors somewhere in the program code. Finding such errors in your code, however, is no easy task — memory objects are hidden in the ABAP runtime environment, and runtime errors do not always indicate the true source of the problem. This article…
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