STATUS TABLE(urgent) More explainatory

Hi everybody,
-Let me tell you a bit more!!!!.
-In tcode-IW22, when u see any notification, u will see a status field of 40 characters with values like ATCO, NOPR, ORAS etc.
-Field is on the extreme top having technical ch. ( RIWO00-STTXT )-> name of structure with field.
-I m not able to find the corresponding table.
I wish u understand yaar.
cheers
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PRADEEP PHOGAT

Hi Pradeep,
Follow these steps to get the system status or the user status for a particular notification:
1. From table QMEL get OBJNR(object number) using the QMNUM( notification number.
2. using this OBJNR get STSMA( Status Profile) from table JSTO.
3. Using the OBJNR get STAT(object status) from table JEST.
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   user status number will start from I.
4. To get the text of the status, use the status number (STAT) and STSMA to get the status text from table TJ30T.
I am sure this will solve your problem.
Regards,
Sonal
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