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Table for an unreleased Change Request

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Hi Gurus,

I have a very important question...everyone knows that the value of a change request is all stored in E070 and E071, but while creating my code for some requirement I came to know that an entry is only generated in E070 when a CR is unreleased. Only after you relase it populates to E071, so can anyone tell me where is the entry of an unreleased Cr gets populated. E070 only contains the header part, and E071 only gets entry when the CR is released.

What abt the objects of an unreleased CR, wehre do they get stored...what is the table name.??

Thanks

Nikhil

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former_member585060
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Hi,

Check this table E070CREATE - Creation Information

It consists creation information of non released Transport orders, once they are released, entry from E070CREATE is removed.

Regards

Bala Krishna

Edited by: Bala Krishna on Oct 24, 2008 10:34 PM

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former_member585060
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Check this table E070CREATE - Creation Information

It consists creation information of non released Transport orders, once they are released, entry from E070CREATE is removed.

Regards

Bala Krishna

Edited by: Bala Krishna on Oct 24, 2008 10:34 PM

Former Member
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it is the same.

Transport request is the higher level which will have several tasks . Actual objects will be contained under Tasks, and you can see the tasks and objects in E070/E071. Once you release the task, objects will get transferred to request, and you can see the entries in E071 for request

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Hi,

1. Take the unreleased TR and pass them to E070-STRKORR.

2. copy the fetched E070-TRKORR and pass them to E071-TRKORR to get the list of objects tagged under the unreleased TR.

Regards,

Tejas.