Downloding the SAP master data and transaction data to a flat file

Hello All,
Is there any SAP standard method or transaction to download the SAP master data and transaction data to flat file.
With out using ABAP development, SAP had provided any tool or method to download the SAP system master and transaction data to flat file.
Thanks,
Feroz.

hi
as of now up to my knowledge no.

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