Changes to View in logical database(SE36) is not saved in transport.!!
Hi ,
Logical Database: ADA
Selection view: CUS
We did few changes to the view for table fields ANLAV in SE36 .
When I press save, it is not asking for transport number.
How i can save these entries in transport? Do I need to manually place in the transport?
Kindly Suggest.
Thanks
Hi,
Please check below sdn link..
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b0e0039a-0d79-2c10-0aaf-9f6c062c0ffb?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
BR,
Vijay
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Logical database short text
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Delivery in process
AAV
Logical Database RV: Sales Documents
ABCLAIMLDB
Agency Business: Complaints Processing
ABS
ABAP Book: Customer and bookings
ACAC_ACE_LDBDS
Accrual Object Distribution Server Reporting Table
ACAC_ACE_LDBPS
Accrual Engine Posting Server Reporting Database
ACE_FILA_LDBDS
Accrual Object Distribution Server Reporting Table
ACE_FILA_LDBPS
Accrual Engine Posting Server Reporting Database
ACE_SOP_LDBDS
Stock Option Accounting Distribution Server LDB
ACE_SOP_LDBPS
Provisions for Awards: Posting Server LDB
ACEDS_003
Accrual Object Distribution Server Reporting Table
ACEPS_003
Accrual Engine Posting Server Reporting Database
ADA
Assets Database
AFI
Logical database for orders
AGENCYLDB
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AKV
Logical Database RV: Sales Documents
ALV
Archiving Deliveries
ARV
Logical Database RV: Sales Documents
ASV
Request Screen for Summary Information
AUK
Settlement documents
AUW
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BAF
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BANK
Logical Database for Table BNKA
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Document Database
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BTF
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CCLDB_AENR
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CPK
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DVS
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ECM
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EHS_OH001
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Purchasing Documents per Account Assignment
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Purchasing Documents per Vendor
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Purchasing Documents for Material
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Purchasing Documents per Document Number
EQI
Logical Database (Equipment)
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ESM
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EWM
Purchasing Documents per Supplying Plant
F1S
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FDF
Cash management and forecast
FDK
IS-U/FERC: Drill down to line items and paths
FEF
Cash Management - Memo Records
FILA
Lease Accounting
FMF
Funds Management
FPMF
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FRF
Drill-down Selection Screen
FSF
Cash Management Totals Records
FTI_BW_CFM_VALUES
Market Values and Simulated Values in Pos. Mgmt
FTI_LO_PERIODS
Loan/CML Period Evaluations
FTI_LO_POSITIONS
Loan /CML Positions
FTI_SWAP_POSITION
Swap Positions
FTI_TR_CASH_FLOWS
Treasury Payment Information
FTI_TR_PERIODS
Treasury: Period-Based Evaluations
FTI_TR_PL_CF
Treasury: Revenue and Cash Flow Reporting
FTI_TR_POSITIONS
Treasury Positions
FTLM_DB01
Limit Management
FUK
IS-U/FERC: Drill back from document line items
G1S
text
GLG
FI-SL Totals and Line Items
GLU3
Flexible G/L
I1L
Inventory data for storage bin
I2L
Warehouse quants for storage bin
I3L
Inventory documents
IBF
Real Estate Logical Database (Lease-Out)
IDF
Real Estate Logical Database
IDFPLUS
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Purchasing Info Records: General
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Archiving Purchasing Info Records
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Logical database for investment programs
IMC
IM Summarization (not usable operationally)
IMM
Inventory documents for material
IMR
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INM
Inventory documents
IOC
Shop floor control - order info system
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IPM_ACE_LDBPS
Accrual Engine Posting Server Reporting Database
IRM
Reorganization of inventory documents
J5F
Logical Database for new Nota Fiscal Database
K1V
Generating Conditions
KDF
Vendor Database
KIV
Customer Material Information
KKF
Balance Audit Trail of Open Items
KLF
Historical Balance Audit Trail
KMV
SD Documents for Credit Limit
KOV
Selection of Condition Records
L1L
Evaluation Whse Documents
L1M
Stock movements for material
LMM
Stock Movements for Material
LNM
Stock movements
LO_CHANGE_MNMT
Logical database for engineering change management
MAF
Dataset for Dunning Notices
MDF
Logical Database for Master Data Selection
MEPOLDB
Logical Database/Selection of Purch. Order Tables
MIV
BC: Planned flights, flights and bookings
MMIMRKPFRESB
Selection from Reservations
MRM
Reorganization of material documents
MSM
Material master
NOTIF
LDB for Basic Notifications
NOTIFICATIONS
NTI
Logical database object networking
ODC
Shop floor control - orders per MRP controller
ODK
Orders
OFC
Shop floor control - orders per prod.scheduler
OHC
Shop floor control - orders by numbers
OPC
Shop floor control - orders by material
PAK
CO-PA Segment Level and Line Items
PAP
Applicant master data
PCH
Personnel Planning
PGQ
QM: Specs and Results of the Quality Inspection
PMI
Structure database (plant maintenance)
PNI
PM Planning Database
PNM
Planning database
PNM_OLD
Planning Database
PNP
HR Master Data
PNPCE
HR Master Data (Incl. Concurrent Employment)
POH
Production orders database - header
PSJ
Project system
PTRVP
Travel Management
PYF
Database for Payment Medium Print Programs
QAM
Inspection Catalogs: Selected Sets
QAQ
Inspection Catalogs: Selected Sets
QCM
Inspection Catalogs: Codes
QCQ
Inspection Catalogs: Codes
QMI
Logical database (PM notifications)
QMQ
Inspection Characteristics
QNQ
Quality Notifications
QTQ
Logical database for inspection methods
QUERYTESTLDB
Test LDB for InfoSet Query
R0L
Archive selection: Transfer orders (MM-WM)
R1L
Archive selection: Transfer requirements (MM-WM)
R2L
Archive Selection: Posting Change Notices (MM-WM)
R3L
Archive selection: Inventory documents (MM-WM)
R4L
Archive selection: Inventory histories (MM-WM)
RBL
Archiving of transfer requests
REAO
Real Estate: Logical Database for Architecture
REBD
Logical Database for Real Estate Objects
REBP
Logical Database via Partner (Real Estate)
RECN
Real Estate: Selection by Contracts
RECONTRACT
RE Logical Database: (General) Contract
RHL
Archiving of inventory history
RIL
Archiving of inventory documents
RKM
Reservations for Account Assignment
RLI
Logical Database Reference Location
RMM
Reservations for material
RNM
Reservations
RTL
Archiving of transfer orders
RUL
Archiving of Posting Change Notices
S1L
Stock by storage bins
S1L_OLD
Stock by Storage Bins
S2L
Warehouse quant for material
S3L
Stocks
SAK
Completely Reversed Allocation Documents
SD_KUSTA
Logical Database for Sales Summary
SD_ORDER
Logical database for inquiries, contracts
SD_SALES_DOCUMENT
Logical database for inquiries, contracts
SDF
G/L Account Database
SMI
Serial Number Management
T1L
Transfer orders by number
T1L_OLD
Transfer Orders by Number
T2L
Transfer orders for material
T3L
Transfer orders for storage type
T4L
Transfer order for TO printing
T5L
Transfer orders for reference number
TAF
Treasury
TIF
Treasury Information System
TPI
Functional Location Logical Database
U1S
User master reorganization: Password changes
U2S
User master reorganization: Password changes
U3S
User master reorganization: Password changes
U4S
User master reorganization: Password changes
UKM_BUPA
SAP Credit Management: Business Partner
V12L
Pricing Report
VAV
Logical Database RV: Sales Documents
VC1
List of Sales Activities
VC2
Generate Address List
VDF
Customer Database with View of Document Index
VFV
Logical Database RV: Billing Documents
VLV
Logical Database For Deliveries
VVAV
Logical Database RV: Sales Documents
VXV
SD: Billing Document - Export
WAF
Securities position plus additional master data
WOI
Maintenance Item
WPI
Maintenance plans
WTF
Securities positions and flows
WTY
WTY LD
WUF
Sec.-Determ.master data for positions
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u2022 Table structure: Your logical database includes data from specified tables in SAP. There is a hierarchy among these tables defined by their foreign keys (all known to SAP), and you are going to define a customized relationship between select tables. This structure is unique and must be defined and saved.
u2022 Data selection: You may not want or need every item in the referenced tables that contributes to your customized database. There is a selection screen that permits you to pick and choose.
u2022 Database access programming: Once youu2019ve defined your logical database, SAP will generate the access subroutines needed to pull the data in the way you want it pulled.
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3. Youu2019ll be prompted for a short text description of your new logical database. Enter one. Youu2019ll then be prompted to specify a development class.
4. Now comes the fun part! You must specify a root node, or a parent table, as the basis of your logical database structure. You can now place subsequent tables under the root table as needed to assemble the data object you want. You can access this tree from this point forward, to add additional tables, by selecting that root node and following the path Edit | Node | Create. Once youu2019ve saved the structure you define in this step, the system will generate the programming necessary to access your logical database. The best part is you donu2019t have to write a single line of code.
Watch out!
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Declaring a logical database
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Logical databases for increasing efficiency
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I have added a new field for de logical database 'DDF'.
I can´t transport this change.
I have transported the structure but not the selection view. So, I don`t have the new field transported.
Is it possible to transport new fields?
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It is not at all advisable to change/modify the standard logical databases as it may be used in several standard programs.
Instead use them in your report as it is and add the required functionality in the report itself.
Still, if its require to change it then follow this SAP Link -
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/9f/db9bed35c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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Can i limit the selection in Logical database ?
hello ,
how can i limit the number of records in Logical
database ( my "yyf" , not standart ) ?
i get dump on memory , when i press F4 , becouse i have to many records ,
so how can i limit the amount of records .
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&INCLUDE INCL_INSTALLATION_ERROR
The current program had to be terminated because of an
error when installing the R/3 System.
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Hope this helps you .
SELECT roll name
FROM tab
INTO TABLE it_tab.
CALL FUNCTION 'F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST'
EXPORTING
retfield = 'ROLL'
dynpprog = sy-repid
dynpnr = sy-dynnr
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Need to specify LEFT OUTER JOIN while using data from logical database BRM?
I'm trying to extract data for external processing using SQVI. The fields required are in tables BKPF (Document Header) and BSEG (document detail) so I'm using logical database BRM. Note: required fields include the SPGR* (blocking reasons) which don't appear to be in BSIS/BSAS/BSID/BSAD/BSIK/BSAK, hence I can't just use a Table Join on any of these but have to use BSEG, hence BRM.
If the document type is an invoice, I also need to include the PO number from table EKKO (PO header), if present, hence I'd like to add this to the list. However, if I do this, it seems that some records are no longer display, e.g. AB documents.
The interesting thing is that not all records are suppressed, so it's not a simple case of the logical database using an effective INNER JOIN, but the effect is similar.
In any event, is there a way to specify that the link to table EKKO should be treated as an effective LEFT OUTER JOIN, i.e. records from BKPF/BSEG should be included irrespective of whether any records from EKKO/EKPO exist or not?
Alternatively, is there some other way to get the SPGR* fields (for example) from BSEG and still join the BKPF? Of course, one solution is to use multiple queries, but I was hoping to avoid this.Thanks for everyone's responses, I know how to work around the problem with sql, I am wanting to see if there is a way to make the outer joins filter go in the join clause instead of the where clause with Crystal Reports standard functionality.
We have some Crystal Reports users that are not sql users, i.e. benefit specialists, payroll specialists and compensation analysts who have Crystal Reports. I was hoping this functionality was available for them. I just made my example a simple one, but often reports have multiple outer joins with maybe 2 or three of the outer joins needing a filter on them that won't make them into an inner join.
Such as
Select person information
outer join address record
outer join email record
outer join tax record (filter for active state record & filter for code = STATE )
outer join pay rates record
outer join phone#s (filter for home phone#)
I thought maybe the functionality may be available, that I just don't know how or where to use it. Maybe it is just not available.
If it is not available, I will probably need to setup some standard views for them to query, rather than expecting them to pull the tables together themselves. -
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I need to create a pushbutton on a selection screen of a logical database. Basically this pushbutton when clicked will either display or suppress some fields on the screen. I have tried to use the SSCRFIELDS option to create a pushbutton, however that never displays for me. Logical Database DDF has an example of a pushbutton that I am looking to create, however the functionality will be different. I am not sure what I am missing, can anyone help? Thanks.
JohnHello All,
Thanks for your replies. However, there is something that is causing these options not to work. For some reason when using SSCRFIELDS nothing displays. For the SELECTION-SCREEN PUSHBUTTON command, we see the push button however our code for some reason is not working. I have another developer working this with me and we are both stumped. We are mirroring that DDF Logical Database and are not having any luck so far. Does anyone have any further suggestions?
John
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