HI my frd ......help meee.

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1) what is Match code ID.s..& match code object. how to use this code IDs for match code object.?

2) waht is primary table and secondry table.? we are using in reports ? how?

[Former Member]

hi,

The predecessors of search helps in the ABAP Dictionary were called matchcode objects

the relevant table and fields are stiputlated in matchcode objects ,it describes a set of all possible search path for a search terms

one or more matchcode ID can defined for matchcode objects .A matchcode Id describe the special path for a search itemmmm.

chk this prog in se38

demo_sel_screen_parameters_mco

-Siva

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matchcode object : the object which is the link to the search help.

when we give matchcode object any field it will fetch the data and will give the F4 help with that field.

regarding primary and secondary tables.....i m not sure whther you want the details regarding primary or secondary key???

let me know

thanks

vivekanand

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hi

good

Matchcode Objects

The database utility supports the following operations for matchcode objects:

Create database table

The physical matchcode pool M_ which was created for the matchcode search is deleted from the database. The matchcode ID is activated in the ABAP Dictionary and the view is created in the database again according to the new active version of the matchcode ID.

thanks

mrutyun^

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Hi ,

Match code is a tool to help us to search for data records in the system. Match Codes are an efficient and user-friendly search aid where key of a record is unknown.A match code Id is a one character ID that can be a letter or a number.the number 0 to 9 are reserved for us to create our own Match Code Ids for a SAP defined Matchcode object.

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Madhu - you aren't referring to the old 1950's movie "The Fly" are you?

Rob