Tcodes for all Setup tables.

Hi all,
Can you give me the list of transaction codes of all the setup tables for their corresponding datasources.
It would be a gr8 help.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Vineeta.

Hi,
Transactions to fill setup tables
OLIIBW transaction PM data
OLI1BW INVCO Stat. Setup: Material Movemts
OLI2BW INVCO Stat. Setup: Stor. Loc. Stocks
OLI3BW Reorg.PURCHIS BW Extract Structures
OLI4BW Reorg. PPIS Extract Structures
OLI7BW Reorg. of VIS Extr. Struct.: Order
OLI8BW Reorg. VIS Extr. Str.: Delivery
OLI9BW Reorg. VIS Extr. Str.: Invoices
OLIABW Setup: BW agency business
OLIFBW Reorg. Rep. Manuf. Extr. Structs
OLIIBW Reorg. of PM Info System for BW
OLIQBW QM Infosystem Reorganization for BW
OLISBW Reorg. of CS Info System for BW
OLIZBW INVCO Setup: Invoice Verification
OLI7BW is the tcode for Sales Order.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
JituK

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Hi experts,
What is the tcode for filling setup tables of 2lis_06_inv ?
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Filling up the set up tables depends on the datasource.
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i have to fill the setup tables for the datasource 2LIS_18_I0TASK.
the datasource comes under the appilcation 0CS( Customer Service).
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How to generate test data for all the tables in oracle

I am planning to use plsql to generate the test data in all the tables in schema, schema name is given as input parameters, min records in master table, min records in child table. data should be consistent in the columns which are used for constraints i.e. using same column value..
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There are two approaches you can take with this. I'll mention both and then ask which
one you think you would find most useful for your requirements.
One approach I would call the generic bottom-up approach which is the one I think you
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This system is a generic test data generator. It isn't designed to generate data for any
particular existing table or application but is the general case solution.
Building on damorgan's advice define the basic hierarchy: table collection, tables, data; so start at the data level.
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c. prefix - a prefix for the generated data; e.g. for an address field you might want a 'add1' prefix
d. suffix - a suffix for the generated data; see prefix
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The second approach I have used more often. I would it call the top-down approach and I use
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having to copy production data to QA, TEST or DEV environments.
QA people want to test with data that they are familiar with: names, companies, code values.
I've found they aren't often fond of random character strings for names of things.
The second approach I use for mature systems where there is already plenty of data to choose from.
It involves selecting subsets of data from each of the existing tables and saving that data in a
set of test tables. This data can then be used for regression testing and for automated unit testing of
existing functionality and functionality that is being developed.
QA can use data they are already familiar with and can test the application (GUI?) interface on that
data to see if they get the expected changes.
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1. DEPT_TEST_BEFORE
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     test for that test case is performed.
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2. DEPT_TEST_EXPECTED
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     test for that test case is performed.
Each of these tables are a mirror image of the actual application table with one new column
added that contains a value representing the TESTCASE_NUMBER.
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look after test #3 is run. For example, if test #3 creates one new record add all the
records fro the BEFORE data set and add a new one for the new record.
When you want to run TESTCASE_ONE the process is basically (ignore for this illustration that
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1. delete the records from SCOTT.DEPT that correspond to test case #3 DEPT records.
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3 perform the test.
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     I usually store these results in yet another table or just report them out.
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This second approach uses data the users (QA) are already familiar with, is scaleable and
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It is also easy to automatically generate the necessary tables and test setup/breakdown
using a table-driven metadata approach. Adding a new test table is as easy as calling
a stored procedure; the procedure can generate the DDL or create the actual tables needed
for the BEFORE and AFTER snapshots.
The main disadvantage is that existing data will almost never cover the corner cases.
But you can add data for these. By corner cases I mean data that defines the limits
for a data type: a VARCHAR2(30) name field should have at least one test record that
has a name that is 30 characters long.
Which of these approaches makes the most sense for you?

For all entries table handled by Tables parameter of Subroutine!

Hi....
See my code...
Dont leave as it seems very big code... Actually its very small one...
In sourse code of function module...
data:itab1 type standard table of <local structure of top include> with header line,
                 itab2 type standrad table of knvp with header line.
perform routine_data tables itab1
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Subroutine code, saved in F include of that function group...
form routine_data tables itab1 type standard table
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endform.
Back to source cod eof Function module..
if sy-subrc is = 0.
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This code is working fine......
==================Now coming to my problem==========================
In source code of function module...
data:itab1 type standard table of <local structure of top include> with header line,
                 itab2 type standrad table of knvp with header line.
perform routine_data tables itab1
                               using    p_var
Subroutine code, saved in F include of that function group...
form routine_data tables itab1 type standard table
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perform routine2_data tables itab1
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F include coding part for above subroutine....
form routine2_data tables itab1 type standard table
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Giving error message....
>>> The specified type has no structure and therefore no component called 'KUNNR".....
So here the problem is there is a incorrect way to declare parameters....
Plz remind that SUBROUTINES OF FUNCTION MODULES SAVING IN INCLUDE PROGRAMS, because they making some deffenrce with normal external subroutines...
also...
Here for all entries is mandatory!
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Thanks for your attention...
Naveen Inuganti.

Hi ,
Use the below syntax to pass the tables as parameters
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PERFORM goods_movement_post TABLES itab1
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I have a schema of 117 tables and I would like Oracle to behave nulls first when doing any order by on any tables.Basically this is an application (sql) issue. If you do not code explicitly, ascending ordering is default and also means that nulls last is the default.
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