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Checking tables

former_member185124
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Hi guys,

I want to ask how to check the tables for module wise.please share with me if any one know's.

Regards,

Mahesh .

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raymond_giuseppi
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Execute

  • SE11, Abap directory, display a table, in attributes tab double-click on package, you will be able to identify the application component, so the module.
  • SE84, Repository Information System, in ABAP Directory, Database table, select by Application component (hierarchy) first level of hierarchy is module.

Regards,

Raymond

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archanapawar
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Hi Mahesh,

Database tables are huge in number. Check below link, it explains module wise tables and relation between them.

SAP Tables

raymond_giuseppi
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Execute

  • SE11, Abap directory, display a table, in attributes tab double-click on package, you will be able to identify the application component, so the module.
  • SE84, Repository Information System, in ABAP Directory, Database table, select by Application component (hierarchy) first level of hierarchy is module.

Regards,

Raymond

former_member184367
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If you know any 1 table name in any of the module then steps provided by raymond will surly help you.

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With SE84, only required knowledge are the charcters which define the module, e.g. MM, FI, SD, PM, etc.

praveenboss
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Hi Mahesh,

1.Go to SE80.

   2.Select Package.

       3.expend Dictionary Object

            4.expend Database  Table

    Inside That Node You Will Found All The Tables Belong To the Package(Module).

   

Thanks Praveen.

ipravir
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Hi Mahesh,

Please find the below Logic to Get the Table and the related coponent information.

SE11-> TADIR

SE11->TDEVC

SE11->DF14L

SE11->DF14T

Hope this will help you to get all information, not only for Table, the same you can use for T-Code and other object.

Regards.

Praveer.