GGB0 for PS (project system) , how to add another table

hi all,
how to set in ggb0 , under Project System-Network activity, we need to add table resbd to check field saknr , how to add the table resbd?

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> Hi Lisa,
> I feel you are tyring out something which cannot be
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> MASS will allow you to make a large number of changes
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>
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>
> Reward points if this clarifies your question.
> regards
> Biju
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MASS is doing what I want it to do. I can upload a file of sales orders that have not been delivered. I can then change the line item pricing date using MASS, and that will trigger the Carry Out New Pricing function.
I just wanted to add the delivery-status field to the select options screen in MASS. I don't want to change the delivery-status field value. I know that BUS2032 is SAP-delivered, but it it possible to copy that object to ZBUS2032 and then add the VBUP table for my selection criteria?
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