What is the message type and basic type used for catsdb in idoc help me

what is the message type and basic type used for catsdb in idoc help me
ANY IDOC FOR CATSDB PLEASE TELL,
Regards,
Jagrut BharatKumar Shukla
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Hi,
Check these message types.
ATT_ABS_WITH_COST and WORKSCHED_WITH_COST.

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