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How to find a transaction code for a table

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How to find a transaction code for a table

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rahulkavuri
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hi

You will not have direct transaction codes for tables.. they are maintained by generating Table Maintanenace for the table first

Then we define the transaction code using SE93 giving transaction name SM31 and giving the default values of the table name in VIEWNAME and UPDATE as X

To find any such table you need to goto TSTC tabel and then pass on Z* as the transaction name and ARBGB Message identification as your TABLE name

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Hi,

As far as I know I don't think that you can't directly find the transaction code to which the table is associated but you can definitely find the program to which it is associated.To do this goto SE11->enter the table name->goto the where used icon on the toolbar and check the program to which it is linked.

Once you get the program goto SE38->enter the program name->goto the where-used icon->click on it and choose transaction.It will show the transaction to which it is linked.

Hope it was useful.

Thanks,

Sandeep

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It was great and perfect...

regard

rahulkavuri
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hi

You will not have direct transaction codes for tables.. they are maintained by generating Table Maintanenace for the table first

Then we define the transaction code using SE93 giving transaction name SM31 and giving the default values of the table name in VIEWNAME and UPDATE as X

To find any such table you need to goto TSTC tabel and then pass on Z* as the transaction name and ARBGB Message identification as your TABLE name

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check in table : TSTC

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Hi All ,

thanks for the reply, there is a way we can use table TSTCP and while we enter the param field need to fill the table name wildcard character in that field also we can use SE49 for the same.

Thanks

Mohinder Singh Chauhan

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Thanks a lot..!!

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Hi thanks all 4 reply

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Lets take a table 'ZSCE_MAT_GRP' for which we need to get the transaction details to maintain values in that table. Step 1: enter table name in SE11 and check if any views are there in where-used list (in our case-view => ZVSCE_MAT_GRP)

Step 2: Goto TVDIR table in SE16 => enter view name 'ZVSCE_MAT_GRP' in TABNAME field and check if entries are there for the view

Step 3: Goto TSTCP table in SE16 => enter view name with * in front of and back of view name (*ZVSCE_MAT_GRP*) in PARAM field. Hit Execute. You will get the Transaction Code created to maintain values of table ZSCE_MAT_GRP.

irfanjazz1
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goto se16/se11-> PUT table name 'TSTCP' 😆 Param name (*Ztable*) table name with "*" mandate for both side execute.

U will get tcode name......