on 07-14-2009 10:38 AM
Hi,
How to maintain entries in SE16 for a particular table when there is no maintenance view and also tell me the posibility of transporting those entries to another clients.
Thanks
Gayathri
Entries created using SE16 needs to transported manually.You need to include them in the request
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Hi Gayathri,
If you want to maintain in SE16 before this does your table contains any entries.. If so, then
SE16---> <Table Name> --->Enter > Execute> Click on any single record>it will display by means of rows->type /h in command bar>hit enter two times-> navigate to debug mode> change code to INSR>execute then fields will be enabled to make entry -->SAVE.
Record gets saved... but this is not the recommented way to create entries....
Regards,
Narendra Katuri.
Hi ,
If it has to be done from Client side then this solution shouldn't be recommended . This is for only temporary fix and that to from developer point of view.
So it would be better you create table maintenance for the table. Is the SAP recommended process for table entry. Better follow as per SAP.
Regards,
Narendra Katuri.
Hi Gayathri,
Goto SE16N.
Enter table name.
in the command field write &sap_edit and push enter button.
Then execute the entries.
You can change the entries as you wish and then push the save button .
Then go to SE01.
Create a workbench request manually.
Program ID : R3TR
Object : TABU
Object name : Table name.
Press key button. There press table contents button. Select entire table.
Thus you can transport table contents.
However, as long as possible, I would advise you to update entries in a table via table maintenance screens.
Regards,
Dilek
Edited by: Dilek Ersoz on Jul 14, 2009 12:38 PM
Hi,
U can copy the entries from one Client to another Client through SCC1 TCode -- Copy as per Transport Request.
In case if there is no maintenance for a table then u shd create by single entry..
Regards,
Narendra Katuri.
Edited by: Narendra Kumar Katuri on Jul 14, 2009 3:15 PM
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