CRM Tables and Relationships

Hi,
ANyone can you provide me CRM tabels along with their relationship to this mail id.
Mail id : [email protected]
Thanks in advance,
DOnald

Hi Amit,
Could you please send me the document to my id also. My id is: [email protected]
Please send me the list of transactions and any other CRM related documents also.
Many thanks in advance,
Regards,
Raghuveer

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SAP CRM Tables and Fields for Contract start and End dates

Hi Experts,
Please Provide me SAP CRM Tables and Field names for the below.
SAP CRM Contracts start date and End date
SAP CRM Conditions(PROO, K007 etc....) records start and End Date.
Thanks and Regards,
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Hi Experts,
Please Provide me SAP CRM Tables and Field names for the below.
SAP CRM Contracts start date and End date
SAP CRM Conditions(PROO, K007 etc....) records start and End Date.
Thanks and Regards,
Teja
Correct Answer by Sreekantha Gorla on Oct 22, 2009 8:22 PM
Hi,
dates will be stores in the table 'SCAPPTSEG'.
I double checked it. This table stores all the date types of one order transactions...
The relationship is as follows..
CRMD_ORDERADM_H- guid = crmd_link-guid_hi
crmd_link-guid_set = SCAPPTSEG-APPL_GUID.
Thanks and regards,
Sreekanth
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Re: SAP CRM Tables and Fields for Contract start and End dates
Robert Jesionowski 14 Oct, 2009 2:23 PM (in response to Teja Dhar)
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    Hi,
you should try with FM: CRM_DATES_READ_SINGLE_OB or CRM_DATES_READ_DB.
There is something in table SCAPPT and SCGENAPPT.
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Teja Dhar 22 Oct, 2009 5:30 PM (in response to Robert Jesionowski)
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    Hi Robert,
I am not able to find contract start date and End dates in the tables SCAPPT and SCGENAPPT.
Can you suggest some relevant tables.
Best Regards,
Teja
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Re: SAP CRM Tables and Fields for Contract start and End dates
Sreekantha Gorla 22 Oct, 2009 2:35 PM (in response to Teja Dhar)
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    Hi,
Table SCAPPTSEG stores the contract start and end dates.
Thanks,
Sreekanth
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Teja Dhar 22 Oct, 2009 5:32 PM (in response to Sreekantha Gorla)
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    Hi Sreekanth,
I am not able to find contract start date and End dates in the table SCAPPTSEG.This is for appointments.
Can you suggest some relevant tables.
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Sreekantha Gorla 22 Oct, 2009 8:22 PM (in response to Teja Dhar)
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    Hi,
dates will be stores in the table 'SCAPPTSEG'.
I double checked it. This table stores all the date types of one order transactions...
The relationship is as follows..
CRMD_ORDERADM_H- guid = crmd_link-guid_hi
crmd_link-guid_set = SCAPPTSEG-APPL_GUID.
Thanks and regards,
Sreekanth
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Re: SAP CRM Tables and Fields for Contract start and End dates
Wim Olieman 23 Oct, 2009 9:12 AM (in response to Sreekantha Gorla)
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    Hi,
I can tell you where the pricing records are saved, replicated from ECC.
The data from ECC table Axxx (e.g. A304) is replicated to CRM table
CNCCRMPRSAPxxx (e.g. CNCCRMPRSAP304).
Here you can find fields TIMESTAMP_TO and TIMESTAMP_FROM.
About the dates: what Sreekantha Gorla stated, about table 'SCAPPTSEG' is correct.
What might help is to execute program "CRM_ORDER_READ". Here you can find
the relevant entries also.
regards,
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    Hi Experts,
Thanks a lot for your support.My problem got resolved.
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Re: SAP CRM Tables and Fields for Contract start and End dates
rajesh gadamsetty 27 Nov, 2009 12:29 PM (in response to Teja Dhar)
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    Hi Teja
Please let me know how you got the dates. i got the same requirement
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Hi Sanjay,
Can you please help me to find the contract st art date and end date fetching from the table as below
ITEM DATES:
Select guid_set from table CRMD_LINK where guid_hi              = CRMD_ORDER_I-GUID AND
                                                                          OBJTYPE_HI     = '06'
                                                                          OBJTYPE_SET = '30'.
Select * from SCAPPTSEG where APPL_GUID = guid_set.
as from the table scapptseg has some unusal fields which fields to select to get the start date and end date and on what condition and isuppose we need to convert als the same
pls suggest further on same
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Data model - is tables and relationships between them are graph or tree

Hello
I want to ask if tables in database are nodes of graph what should this graph looks like - like real graph (with
cycles) or tree ?
Let the tables are nodes of graph and the relationships between the tables are edges in the graph.
10x all
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You can put the \ tag before and after text to preserve white space. That likely makes things easier to read if you're trying to post ASCII graphs.
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There is no theoretical answer because the quality of a data model has nothing to do with whether it is more tree-like or more graph-like.
Justin

Depicting tables and relationships

Hi all. I need a tool that can display the tables and relationships between the tables of an Oracle Database in a specific way. Let me explain.
Prehistory
We have an Oracle Database :-). It has a lot of tables, many foreign keys etc. The relationships between the tables are quite intricate.
Purpose
The purpose of this is to create a "scheme" of the data (the tables and relationships we have) which is simple to understand. We are going to use this scheme to help new employees understand the data structure. I tried to create such a scheme with the help of Oracle Designer but I found Server Model diagrams and ERD diagrams not satisfactory.
Data scheme description
I want the scheme to display tables like in a server model diagram. But there is one major problem I encountered with server model diagrams. The server model diagram shows everything: column names, column data types, relationships. But there is one thing it does not show (or I couldn't find how to make it show it). I want the diagram to show comments for columns together with the column names (for example in square brackets after the column name). It is obvious that the column name usually does not tell much about what the column contans. It is only comments or descriptions that usually contain a lot of information about the column's contents. And I want comments to be shown on the diagram because I think this will be the simplest way for the new employee to get used to the data structure, understand it and get involved with real projects faster. I.e. make the new employee's "learning curve" much shorter :-). And I want descriptions (comments are short, they can be shown on the table, descriptions are long, they cannot be shown) to be easy to access on the diagram. For example "Right click -> description menu item". Actually the tool I'm looking for should be able to customize the view of the diagram, show and hide some elements (for example show comments, hide types etc). View customization capabilities are what I'm looking for. I think Oracle Designer lacks these capabilities.
Server model diagram disadvantages
The server model allows to add comments for columns but it cannot display them(comments) on the diagram. Comments are really difficult to access in the server model diagram. One can access only one comment for the column at a time.
ERD diagram disadvantages
I checked out ERD diagram as well. It is a little better at accessing comments. The properties of the table(tab "Attributes") shows column names and comments in one table. It is much more convenient for the new employee. But in the retrofit process (creating ERD diagrams from existing database tables) Oracle Designer deletes all "ID" fields. It places relationship links on the diagram instead of these attributes. In this case I'll have to create these fields manually in order to "reproduce" the exact structure of the database. It is very tedious when we have a hundred tables.
Question
Is there a tool that can create the diagram I want from existing tables (not from the scratch)? Or the server model diagram is my best bet? One more thing. I don't need a tool that can only draw diagrams even in the way I want. I need a tool that can create a diagram from existing tables and after this allow me to customize the view of the diagram, add comments, descriptions, show and hide comments, data types for columns etc. Perhaps there is a way to achieve this goal by means of Oracle Designer?
Additional Info
Database - Oracle 8i
Oracle Designer - Oracle Designer 9i.
Thank you in advance.
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Prehistory
The company I work for has bought a software product that uses an Oracle database (Oracle 8i).
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Do you know of any other ways to shorten the learning curve for new employees? What techniques does your company use to help new employees understand and get used to the data structure? (PowerPoint presentations, trainings or anything else?)

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p.constraint_name
from
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where
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and c.r_constraint_name= p.constraint_name
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CRM table and tables relationships

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HI,,
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20.SMOKVBEZ15 Assignment employees to positions
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1. CRMRFCPAR: CRM Destination.
2. CRMPRLS: Name of the Logical System for Download(GUID).
3. CRMCONSUM: Consumer entry (must match consumer of object in R3AC*).
4. KNA1: Business Partner Master Data.
5. CRMPARNR: Partner Functions \ Contacts
6. CRMKUNNR: Business Partner GUIDS
7. KNVV: Sales Area Data
8. KNVP: Sales Area Data
9. KNVK: Contact Person
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11.MARA: Products
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19.CRMKTOKD Assign Classification and Grouping R/3 Account Groups
20.CRMKUNNR Mapping Table Business Partner - Customer
21.CRMMAPTAB: Relationship Between Table Names in CRMOBJTAB (Tables Belonging to One Object) and BAPIMTCS is Middleware Transaction Container Structure
22.CRMPARNR Mapping Table Business Partner Relationship - Contact Person
23.CRMPAROLTP CRM OLTP Parameter
24.CRMQNAMES Queue Name Management for CRM-QRFC Supply
25.CRMSUBTAB Subscription Table for Up and Download Objects
26.COM_BUPA_CALL_FU Determining FMs for Data Exchange BP
27.COM_BUPA_BCSET Central Settings Data Exchange Business Partner
28.TCRMBP_REFCUST Default Reference Customer
=========================================================
CRM Tables:
1.CRMMLSGUID: GUID entry (should match GUID in CRMPRLS) also its LOGSYS-change-LOG.
2. CRMM_BUT_CUSTNO: Also GUID table (GUID here should match GUID in R/3 table CRMKUNNR)
3.SMOFSUBTAB: Mapping & Parameters
4.SMOFDSTAT: Download Monitor (R4AM1)
5.SMOFFILTAB: Filters (Should match filters in R3AC1 & R/3 Table CRMFILTAB)
6.SMOFOBJECT Definition of Objects for Download
7.SMOFOBJPAR Parent Objects of an Object in Table
8.SMOFPARSFA Middleware Parameter
9.SMOFQFIND Queue Finder Table for MW-Queue finder
10.SMOFTABLES Definition of Tables for Download.
11. CRM_JEST: Individual Object Status
12. CRMD_SHIPPING: Business Transaction - Shipping Set
13. COMM_PRODUCT: Product
14. CRMD_ORDERADM_H: Business Transaction
15. COM_TA_R3_ID: R3 Identification
16. SCAPPTSEG: Folder for Individual Appointments
17. CRMD_PARTNER: Partners
18. CRMD_CUSTOMER_H: Transaction - Customer Extension
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Months.Table3 contains detailed accounts information that should associated with groups of detailed accounts(fifiteen groups).
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linked to the detailed groups
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How
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I've
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on this
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to
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Please help me,<o:p></o:p>
Best regards.<o:p></o:p>

I am guessing....I hope it is helpful...
>1_others ,2_People ,3_companies ,4_
Cost centers ,5_projects ,6_
Letter of Credits ,7_ Current
Accounts ,8_
Banking facilities ,9_
Commodity ,10_ Branches
aggregation ,11_ Purchase
Contract
Services ,12_
Sales Contract
Services ,13_
Export Products ,14_
Control account ,15_
Months.
Setup a table for each.
>Table3 contains detailed accounts information that should associated with groups of detailed accounts(fifiteen groups).
Setup the AccountDetail(1,2,3 level) tables with 15 NULLABLE FOREIGN KEYs. If some group is not applicable for an FK, keep the value NULL, otherwise enter a valid PK value.
>Table1
contains information on ledger
accounts,and Table2 contains
Groupsof the detailed
accounts
Setup LedgerAccount tables.
Setup LedgerDetailXref table with FOREIGN KEYS to LedgerAccount & AccountDetail(1,2,3) tables.
FOREIGN KEY examples: http://www.sqlusa.com/bestpractices2005/bankdatabase/
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