Tables involved in F110

Hey All:
Could you please tell me what are the tables involved in when we run F110.
I would like to extract some past payment information in SAP to sync up the legacy system.
Please advice on how I can extract that kinda information from tables( may be).
Thanks for reading.

Hi Sudhir,
Main tables for F110 is REGUP, REGUT and REGUS (for Blocked accounts).
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Please assign points if useful.
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