Package name table?

hi friends ı didnt find package name table?
help me please.
thanks.

Hi,
The table is TDEVC ---> Packages.
For reference check in the table TADIR there is a field call DEVCLASS... see the ENTRY HELP/ CHECK tab for that field and you will find the check table as TDEVC
Hope this would help you.
Good luck
Narin.

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