Inpection point results table- sample size- FIX-1

I am having some single reading result recording (sample size- FIX-1) in my in process inspection.
But I am unable to find the right tables where these informations are stored.
I checked in QASE, but no readings are available. In QAMR table it is showing mean value of all my in process readings only.
Which table will provide seperate readings which I entered during in in process inspection. Or inspn point wise readings table.
Thx in advance
Viny

Dear Jaison
Please search out from the following tables :--
Results Recording QAES Sample unit table
Results Recording QAKL Results table for value classes
Results Recording QAMR Characteristic results during inspection processing
Results Recording QAMV Characteristic specifications for inspection processing
Results Recording QASE Results table for the sample unit
Results Recording QASR Sample results for inspection characteristics
Results Recording QASV Sample specifications for inspection processing
Results Recording TQ12 Ind. external numbering for test units in results recording
Results Recording TQ12T Texts for the ind. for ext. numbering of units to be insp.
Results Recording TQ70 Control table for results recording
Results Recording TQ70C Function codes for navigation from the char.overview screen
Results Recording TQ70E Screen-based processing tables
Results Recording TQ70F Navigation during results recording
Results Recording TQ70S Characteristic overview screen for results recording
Results Recording TQ73 Origin of results data
Results Recording TQ73T Texts for origin of results data
Results Recording TQ74 Recording configuration
Results Recording TQ74T Recording configuration
Results Recording TQ76 Processing status of inspection characteristics
Results Recording TQ76T Texts for the processing status of insp. characteristics
Results Recording TQ77 Attributes for the Inspection Characteristic
Results Recording TQ77T Text Tables for Attributes
Results Recording TQ78 Status-dependent processing table for insp. characteristics
Results Recording TQ78T Texts for the status-specific proc. table for insp. char.
Results Recording

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Sample size under 'Inspect' column in result recording screen is always 32767, if order quantity >32767.
I use EARLY lot creation (through material master setting), because I want one lot for one production order... do partial confirmation. Lot is created with production order release, before actual GR takes place.
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(Range3) MIC3 - DMR3
(Range4) MIC4 - DMR4
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/// does oracle automatically "look" at the each and individual characters in a word and determine how much byte it should take.
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No.
/// or it will use 1 byte per english character then 3 byte for the chinese character ? e.g.total - 6 bytes taken
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ead.java:138)
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How to use dynamic query for Result table

Hello Experts,
I want to use dynamic query and then display the result in the assignment block.
Using dynamic query BTQAct and BTQRAct and base on some search criteria i want tofilter and then append the result in the result table of that custom context node, and then it should display the result in the view in UI.
SO can you please provide me the samplle code on how to use the dynamic query and append in the result table.
Regards.

Hi,
Please find below sample code:
data: query         TYPE REF TO cl_crm_bol_dquery_service,
           result        TYPE REF TO if_bol_bo_col.
DATA: lt_params       TYPE crmt_name_value_pair_tab,
           lwa_params      TYPE crmt_name_value_pair.
query = cl_crm_bol_dquery_service=>get_instance( 'BTQAct' ). " Get instance of dynamic query
Set general query parameter for maximum number of hits
      lwa_params-name = 'MAX_HITS' .
      lwa_params-value = '50'.
      APPEND lwa_params TO lt_params.
      query->set_query_parameters( it_parameters = lt_params ).
      query->add_selection_param( iv_attr_name = 'OBJECT_ID'
                                                iv_sign      = 'I'
                                                iv_option    = 'EQ'
                                                iv_low       = <lv_objectid>
                                                iv_high      = '' ). " Set your search criteria. Repeat this code if you have multiple parameters
"You can find possible search options for a query object in GENIL_BOL_BROWSER
result ?= query->get_query_result( ).   " Get result from your search query
me->typed_context-> <your result context node>->set_collection( result ).
Here you will have to create a context node in your view which would refer to query result object like for BTQAct its BTQRAct
Hope this helps.
e Regards,
Bhushan

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--- Kaspars

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