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PP Capacidades     ZPPCAPACITY
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Customer: Plan/Actual Sales     0SD_C01_Q030
Incoming Orders by Plant     0SD_C03_Q00004
Sales order material     0SD_C03_Q0012
Most Frequent Product Combination     0SD_C03_Q0020
Direct Business Volume per ADM     0SD_C03_Q0022
Decrease in Sales     0SD_C03_Q006
Sales Order and Sales Revenue Values by Sales Representative     0SD_C03_Q024
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Amounts and Dates for Delivery Delay - Top 10 Customers     0SD_C04_Q0009
Amounts and Dates for Delivery Delay     0SD_C04_Q0010
Quotation Pipeline     0SD_C05_Q0007
Customer-Related Quotation Success (with Material)     0SD_C05_Q0008
Overview: Freight Documents and Invoices     0SD_MP02_Q0002
Plan Customer I     ZCUSTOMER3
Plan Customer II     ZCUSTOMER4
Analysis of Due Date for Net Payment (Business Partner)       0FIAR_C03_Q1005
Customers: Overview       0FIAR_C03_Q0007
Overdue Analysis (Business Partner)       0FIAR_C03_Q1004
List of Open Items for Due Date Analyses       0FIAR_O03_Q0001_CR
Asset List       0FIAA_C12_Q0001
Transaction Data Report       0FIAA_C11_Q0001
Depreciation Posted       0FIA_DS13_Q0001
Asset Acquisitions       0FIA_DS11_Q0001
Asset Retirements       0FIA_DS11_Q0004
Investments by Quarter       0FIA_DS11_Q0002
Transaction Data Report      0FIA_DS11_Q0003
Collection Agencies Receivables/Revenues       0FC_C03_Q0001
Monthly Overview of Installment Payments       0FC_C04_Q0001
Completed Installment Plans       0FC_C05_Q0001
Profit Center - Account View (SAP Analytics)       0PCA_MP01_Q0004
Profit Center - Balance Sheet (SAP Analytics)       0PCA_MP01_Q0002
Profit Center - Income Statement (SAP Analytics)       0PCA_MP01_Q0003
Profit Ctr Key Figure - Return on Investment (SAP Analytics)      0PCA_MP01_Q0001
Profit Center: Plan/actual/variance balance sheet accounts       0PCA_C01_Q0016

Throwing my hat in the ring for updates on this as well. I was searching for a good "Sales Orders by Sales Rep" query and couldn't find anything in the help.sap documentation. I did some where used queries on 0SALESEMPLY and came across all of these queries from just 0SD_C03 that aren't documented (as far as I can tell):
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