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Problem in changing the standerd table

Former Member
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hi,

i am trying to change the data in EQUZ,it is having attribute disply/maintenence allowed with restriction,can i change the data in the table.

Thanks,

Rammohan.

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Former Member
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try thru table maintenance generator

thx

murthy

Former Member
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U should create a maintenance view by trx SE54

Max

Former Member
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Hi Ram,

No i dont think you have acess to change the data.

Thanks

Vikranth khimavath

Former Member
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Hi,

It is not advisable to change the data in Standard tables using DML statements. Make use of any existing Standard transaction to change the data You want.

thanks,

sksingh

Former Member
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Hi Rammohan,

Yes you can.

Better way to change the data is through maintance view (SE11) & table maintanance generator (SE54).

If your business requirement demands, then lock the entries which is going to change,change it , and unlock the entries (to avoid accidential data loss).

Regards

Bhupal Reddy

Former Member
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This is a standard SAP table. You should only change the contents through standard SAP programs.

Rob

Former Member
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use append structures

Former Member
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Yes,

You can..

Only through programming, you can change the Data in the Table EQUZ.

Be carefull while changing its data, you will be responsible person for the its contents.

for any further information mail or IM me on justmail_kunal@yahoo.com.

Thanks,

Kunal

Former Member
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Hi ,

You can change the data either through the table maintenance generator,

through standard transactions

or through ABAP programs using the UPDATE or Modify statements.

Regards,

Sunmit.

Former Member
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HI,

If you really want to change the data in the table, check the where-used list for this table and see if there is any FM existing to change the entries of this table.

If you find it, then, you can directly pass the values to the appropriate parameters and change the table.

or

Write a piece of code to change the entries in the table. This is very very simple. But note that the changes you make should not affect other tables.

Regards

Subramanian