Difference between COEP & COEPR tables in realtion to KB33N tCode

Hello Gurus,
We are trying to extract the data same as when executed by Tcode:KB33N.I searched in Forum and found that KB33N updates COEPR table.
My question :
Does KB33N updates any other tables especially if it updates tables: COEP,COVP ?
What is difference between COEP & COEPR tables in realtion to KB33N tCode.
With regards,
stalin.

Hi,
Table: COEP used to CO Object: Line Items (by Period): All the Cost Center Real Postings would be appear in this table.
Table: COEPR used to CO Object: Line Items for Stat. Key Figs (by Period): This table is the figures of
T.Code: KB33N Used to see the values of posted document connected with SKF, with Screen Variants and Input Types. Ex. Doc No.: XXXXXXXXX can be seen at COEPR Table and not found in COEP Table. The COEP Table contains the data of All Cost Center Postings and the other will have Allocation Cost Object documents values.
Regards
VG

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