PS Question, Operation creation date

Hi experts,
I need to know the date of creation of an operation added in CJ20N... the record is added to tables AFVC and AFVV but none of those has the required date field...
does anyone know where can i get it, if possible?
Thanks in advance...

Hi
It is possible to see all the Status changes for the concened activity by
select activity --> system & user status
Select status --> created
go to --> extras --> change document --> for status
you can see the created date of the activity.
To record this you need to select "status change document" in network type parameters (OPUV)
hope this helps you.
Regards

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