Levels of logs

what are the different levels at which logging can be done? Can we do it at fields' level or is it restricted to only table level?

hi,
We can do the logging at field level also..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/2a/fa015b493111d182b70000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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REPORT zvinay_cd .
DATA : lv_objectid TYPE cdhdr-objectid,
       lv_trnscode TYPE cdhdr-tcode.
DATA : lt_icdtxt_cnvxpracd TYPE TABLE OF cdtxt,
       ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd TYPE cdtxt.
DATA : lt_n_xkdb_comp TYPE TABLE OF cnv_xkdb_comp,
       lt_o_xkdb_comp TYPE TABLE OF cnv_xkdb_comp,
       ls_n_xkdb_comp TYPE cnv_xkdb_comp,
       ls_o_xkdb_comp TYPE cnv_xkdb_comp.
ls_o_xkdb_comp-dlvunit = 'DFGDFG'.
ls_o_xkdb_comp-planrel = 'GDFGDF'.
ls_o_xkdb_comp-suppack = 'DFGDFG'.
*APPEND ls_xkdb_comp TO lt_o_xkdb_comp.
ls_n_xkdb_comp-dlvunit = 'DFGDFG'.
ls_n_xkdb_comp-planrel = 'GDFGDF'.
ls_n_xkdb_comp-suppack = 'DFGDFG'.
ls_n_xkdb_comp-orgsystem = 'CLR'.
*APPEND ls_xkdb_comp TO lt_n_xkdb_comp.
lv_objectid = 'CNVXPRACD'.
lv_trnscode = 'CNV_XPRA_KDB_COMP'.
ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd-teilobjid = 'CNVXPRACD'.
ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd-textart = 'VINAY'.
ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd-textspr = 'EN'.
ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd-textart = 'U'.
APPEND ls_icdtxt_cnvxpracd TO lt_icdtxt_cnvxpracd.
CALL FUNCTION 'CNVXPRACD_WRITE_DOCUMENT'
EXPORTING
    objectid                      = lv_objectid
    tcode                         = lv_trnscode
    utime                         = sy-uzeit
    udate                         = sy-datum
    username                      = sy-uname
PLANNED_CHANGE_NUMBER         = ' '
    object_change_indicator       = 'U'
PLANNED_OR_REAL_CHANGES       = ' '
NO_CHANGE_POINTERS            = ' '
UPD_ICDTXT_CNVXPRACD          = ' '
    n_cnv_xkdb_action             = 'CNV_XKDB_ACTION'
    o_cnv_xkdb_action             = 'CNV_XKDB_ACTION'
UPD_CNV_XKDB_ACTION           = ' '
    n_cnv_xkdb_comp               = ls_n_xkdb_comp
    o_cnv_xkdb_comp               = ls_o_xkdb_comp
    upd_cnv_xkdb_comp             = 'U'
    n_cnv_xkdb_xpra               = 'CNV_XKDB_XPRA'
    o_cnv_xkdb_xpra               = 'CNV_XKDB_XPRA'
UPD_CNV_XKDB_XPRA             = ' '
TABLES
    icdtxt_cnvxpracd              = lt_icdtxt_cnvxpracd.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
WRITE: 'not working'.
ENDIF.
Regards,
Sourabh

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