In CRM Date stored in std table is in YYYYMMDDhhmmss format.

Hello,
Can any one guide me on how to convert this YYYYMMDDhhmmss date format to normal system date format sy-datum. All orders in CRM are storing order changed date & created date in this format. Same field type cannot be used in any selection screen. kindly suggest how to define these dates in selection screen of any report.
Regards
Devika.S

When you define a table with DATE as the datatype, Oracle always stores time with it.
During data entry, if you do not enter time, then the time defaults to 00:00:00.
It is upto you to strip the time off when selecting the data from the column.
If you absolutely have to store only the date portion, you can define a varchar2 field and store the date portion. However, I do not recommend this.
Hope this answers your question
Sandeep Gandhi
Independent Consultant
513-325-9026

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The best practice to update Std tables is thru Transactions or BDC programs....
NEVER DO IT MANUALLY....
Sreedhar

CRM Data model, data mapping and table structures

Can anyone please provide any related documents on the below topics or please guide me to the right place where I can find these...
-CRM Data model
-CRM Data mapping exercises
-CRM table structures related to business partners, contacts, agreements, campaign management, Interaction center
Really appreciate your help... Thanks in advance...
I have searched in the forum documentation but could not able to find any...
Thanks
Sr

take a look at this links...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/946498/SAP-CRM-Tech-DRAFTtablesrelationships
and
http://sapbytes.wordpress.com/2008/12/23/crm-tables-and-transaction-codes/
You may also use transaction SD11 to browse the CRM data model in the CRM Server. There you can select application and look for different tables.

In CRM Date stored in std table is in YYYYMMDDhhmmss format.

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