on 01-15-2007 7:17 PM
Dear all,
Does anyone know the program that can be used to delete data from table FDSB?
thanks in advance for your help
According to OSS note 16572, you can use transaction FDFD. But read the note first.
Rob
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hi i have a small code with which u can delete programs from any table
check this small program
REPORT Z_dele_table. .
DELETE FROM FDSB WHERE SEGMT <> 'A'.
here in my FDSB table field SEGMT is never equal to A, so all records are deleted.
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Hi,
Check the where-used list for this table. See if you can find any function module to delete entries in the table.
Otherwise, execute the standard transaction through which you are updating this table, and at teh same time check in another session, the tables that are being locked (Tcode Sm12). IF no other table is linked with this field entries, you can directly write a simple R/3 program to delete the entreis.
Regards
Subramanian
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Hi,
Use the where list of the table FDSB..And check the list.
I used where used of the table FDSB..And it showed me these programs..
RFFDDL00 - Program for Deleting Cash Mgt Data from FI/MM/SD/TR
RFFDNA00 - Cash Mgt: Delete and Reconstruct
RFFDZZ00 - Summary Record Update (Special Cases Only)
Thanks,
Naren
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Hi,
Please check this program RFFDZZ00 and look the documentation for more info.
Regards,
Ferry Lianto
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