sap tables

SAP Sales Order table data is stored in a number of SAP Sales and Distribution module tables  Here is a list of SAP Sales Order Tables including the most important ones for creating and storing Sales Order data. Main SAP Order Table data First is the list of the SAP tables which store the main Sales

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Below is a list of Purchase order related SAP database tables, what data they store and how they are related to each other. Also, click on the table name for full details of its fields including which make up the table key along with other information such as check tables, text tables… Purchasing Documents This

Below is a list of important SAP Project system tables including information, how they are related to other SAP database tables and links to each individual table. From here you can get full details including field list, check tables, text tables etc. Also see here for a full list of SAP project system tables check

Standard Database Tables and Structures defined by SAP within the ABAP Data Dictionary can be enhanced by customers using Custom includes or append structures. The table enhancement category provides a way of limiting this customization so that dependent objects are not negatively affected. You, therefore, need to understand how this works before you are able

There are two basic ways you can add data to a database table within your SAP system. The first method is to do it manually via transactions such as SM30, SE16, SE80 etc. The second method is to use ABAP code within a program to add data to an SAP table.  Creating table data via

Short Description Description of field Position of field in table This defines the position of field within the definition of the SAP table Keyfield: This identifies a field as being a key field of a table. Key fields of a table must be located together without any non-key fields between them and be at the