Object class for custom table to use in CDHDR and CDPOS tables.

[former_member315638]

Hi All,

I am trying to find the changed data in custom tables through CDHDR and CDPOS tables, But i am unable to find the object class for that custom table.

Could you please advise me on  how to get object class for custom table.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Upendra.

[deepak_sharma_sap]

Hi,

Please check the table TCDOB.

Thanks

Deepak

[former_member315638]

I tried TCDOB but i didn't get object class for custom table

[Former Member]

Hi Upendra,

Please refer below link,

and then you can map your message type with object,table and field.

you can use transaction SCDO and BD52.

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creating the Object class for the table | SCN

[former_member315638]

Is there any other way to see the modified data instead of change header and change positon tables

[SimoneMilesi]

Hi Upendra,

no, if you want to check the modified data, the only standard solution is to create in SCDO your Change Document with its FMs, to use those FMs in the reports which updates the custom tables to write change documents and then read it from CDHDR and CDPOS.

A custom and ugly solution is to create your own historical table, with the same structure of your Z one + date, time, user as additional key and save it each time you change your custom table.

But it's a really ugly solution: my suggestion is to stick with the standard one.

[raymond_giuseppi]

Change documents are customized (SCDO) and coded, don't confuse with Table change log (where only some ddic flags and a system parameter are required) here an Abaper is required.

Read first some documentation like BC Extended Applications Function Library, Change Documents, Concept, Procedure, Defining Change Document Objects, Set change document flag, Generate Update and INCLUDE Objects, Integrating the functionality into the program.

Regards,

Raymond