Full Column Name in CC&B

Hi,
In Application Viewer of CC&B, there are column name and full collumn name (ex. ACTGDT_FRZ_OPT_FLG (Accounting Date Freeze Option) ). Is anyone know how to extract the full name of the columns in CC&B using query? Thanks.

Have a look at the following tables: CI_MD_TBL_FLD and CI_MD_TBL_FLD_L
Should not be too hard to write some SQL based on these tables.

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