What parameters are available when running the Code Inspector in SAP?

When running the Code Inspector in SAP, the check variant name is an essential parameter as it determines which checks will be performed during the inspection process. A check variant is essentially a predefined set of rules that outlines the specific areas of code that need to be analyzed. This setup allows developers to customize the Code Inspector's behavior according to their requirements by selecting or defining which aspects of the code to scrutinize, such as performance issues or compliance with coding standards.

This level of customization ensures that the analysis is relevant to the particular needs of the code being reviewed, making it a powerful tool for maintaining code quality in SAP applications. Using different check variants enables teams to target specific issues and requirements, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of the inspection process.

The other parameters mentioned, while relevant in different contexts, do not provide the same level of customization regarding the code checks performed. Background job name typically refers to jobs executed in the background in the SAP system but does not influence what gets checked in the Code Inspector. Inspection name and object set name might pertain to specific configurations or groupings within SAP but do not directly relate to the customizable nature of the checks in the Code Inspector as does the check variant name. Hence, the focus on the check variant name as a parameter