EEWB's subobject

Question

Hi All,
I understand that the EEWB's subobject decides the Database table in CRM in which the new field will be added.
Example:
Subobject in EEWB               SAP CRM db table
Lead Header Data                CRMD_LEAD_H
Opportunity Header Data         CRMD_OPPORT_H
Header Data Activity            CRMD_ACTIVITY_H
Administration Header           ???
But which table does subobject 'Administration Header' corresponds to?
I need this info to know which SAP CRM db table my new field will be added to.
PS: I am in CRM 5.0. Thanks

Answer 1

If you want to do what you are looking for then you need to do the following:
Do no use BUSINESS_TRANSACTION - extension ADD_NEW_FIELDS instead use BUSINESS_TRANSACTION extension CUSTOMER_H.  This will place the fields in the customer header extensions segment of the transaction.  You can then pick what transaction types you need the fields for.  I kept suggesting the CUSTOMER_H extension type so you can save some time and accomplish what you need.
The benefit of this is that you don't have to repeat the extension for different transaction types.  The other part is that the CUSTOMER_H segment is built into the standard API's for CRM business transactions.  This generates everything similar to how extensions would be done without the tool.  The fields on a segment are technically accessible to any "transaction type/category", what happends is the EEWB creates BADI/screen implementations that restrict the view of those fields for a given transaction category/type.  CUSTOMER_H is considered the "global" header field extensions and is the normal place to put new fields on the business transaction.
OT:  The drawback of the EEWB is that it hides all the object extension procedures from plain view.  If you want to understand what the EEWB is really doing in the background take a look at this link:
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm40sr1/helpdata/en/c8/93ad3a9bfd664ee10000000a114084/frameset.htm">CRM Object Extension Help</a>
If you have any more questions please let me know. 
Take care,
Stephen