05-29-2007 2:18 PM
Hi all,
is it possible to attach ztable to tcode ,
if possible means pls tell me , i tried in se93 transaction
Regards
Nagendra
05-29-2007 2:23 PM
Hi,
1.T-code SE93
2. Give the Tcode according your naming conventions.
3.choose Create then it will ask for the description
in the lower of the screen you can see 4 options select the last one .
4.In the Transaction Input box give SM30 and make a check mark in the below check box , skip intial screen.
5.In the end of the screen you can find subscreen lablled Default value
select VIEWNAME in the column NAME OF SCREEN FIELD and in the next column type your Z-TABLE.
If your requirement is to provide this T-CODE for inserting/modifying values then Type UPDATE in NAME OF SCREEN FIELD Column and the next column 'X'.
If your requirement is to just show the table then you can select SHOW .
Regards
Sudheer
05-29-2007 2:20 PM
hi Nagendra...
You can't create a tcode for the table directly..
Create the table maintenance generator by giving auth group(if u do not want to give any particular auth, give &NC&), function group(the function modules used to maintain the table gets created in this function group), maintenance step (either 1 or 2) and main screen no(if you have chosen maintenance step 1, give one screen no, if 2, give 2 screen nos.. give anything other than 1000 as it is reserved for SAP).
Now, go to transaction SE93
Give a tcode and description.. and select it as a Parameter transaction (last radio button)
Once you press enter, enter SM30 as the transaction and check the checkbox for 'Skip Initial Screen'.
Scroll down to find the block which has Default values..
Select VIEWNAME in the screen field, and your ztable as the Value
Select UPDATE in the next row and give 'X' as the value
Now execute ur tcode and you will see the table maintenance screeen for your ztable
05-29-2007 2:21 PM
hi Nagendra,
Do it Via Table Maintainence Generator
Check these for the same
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/cf/21ed2d446011d189700000e8322d00/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/a7/5133ac407a11d1893b0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
05-29-2007 2:23 PM
Hi,
1.T-code SE93
2. Give the Tcode according your naming conventions.
3.choose Create then it will ask for the description
in the lower of the screen you can see 4 options select the last one .
4.In the Transaction Input box give SM30 and make a check mark in the below check box , skip intial screen.
5.In the end of the screen you can find subscreen lablled Default value
select VIEWNAME in the column NAME OF SCREEN FIELD and in the next column type your Z-TABLE.
If your requirement is to provide this T-CODE for inserting/modifying values then Type UPDATE in NAME OF SCREEN FIELD Column and the next column 'X'.
If your requirement is to just show the table then you can select SHOW .
Regards
Sudheer
05-29-2007 2:27 PM
Hi Nagendra,
1. you need generate the table maintenance using the Menu Utilities->Table maintenance generator
2. give the authorization group, package, function group, overview screen number etc.
3.create the table maintenance
4. now go to se93
5. give custom tcode and say create
then enter description , and then
choose the radio button Transaction with parameters
6. now enter tcode as SM30 and check the check box skip intial screen
7. Check all gui support buttons
8. now go down and enter VIEWNAME from F4 help and value as table name
9. and add UPDATE(choose it from F4) and value as 'X'.
VIEWNAME ZTABLE
UPDATE X
and save it, now check the Tcode.
Thanks,
Vinay
05-30-2007 5:59 AM
please se this in the SE93 ...
when you press the CREATEButton there ....
Transaction Code Maintenance(Dialog Transaction)
Transaction Code Maintenance (Reports)
Transaction Code Maintenance (Parameter Transaction)
Transaction Code Maintenance (Variant Transaction)
Transaction code maintenance (object transaction)
So there is no option for directly creatin g transcation code for any dta base table...
only way is you have main the table using table maintainance generator .... that what explained already by some of the friends to you ....
Girish