Organize Transport Requests Using Projects - SAP Blogs
Organize Transport Requests Using Projects - SAP Blogs
Use. In Sales Order Management, the sales order is assigned to a WBS element account. In the
planning run, procurement proposals for all dependent materials ...
To do this, call transaction SOLMAN_SETUP (SAP Solution Manager Configuration) and choose the
Change Request Management scenario. Go to Step 9.4 Enable ...
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Database Tables
In ABAP Dictionary, the term "database table" (or table for short) is the database-independent
definition of a database table. In Open SQL, only those database tables can be accessed that are
defined in ABAP Dictionary.
The name of a database table in ABAP Dictionary can have a maximum of 16 characters, can
consist of letters, numbers, and underscores, must start with a letter can be prefixed by a
namespace prefix (/.../) of a prefix namespace. It is in the namespace of the data types in ABAP
Dictionary.
The definition of a database table consists of the following:
A flat, non-nested structure in ABAP Dictionary with its technical and semantic attributes
The most common category of database table is the transparent table. When activated, the
platform-specific SQL DDL statement CREATE TABLE generates a physical database table
with all indexes not excluded explicitly in the definition in the central AS ABAP database in a
separate database schema SAPsid. Here, sid stands for the system ID (the name of the AS
ABAP). The predefined types in ABAP Dictionary used to defined the components of the
structure are converted to database-specific types. The definition of a table in the database can be
displayed in ABAP Dictionary by choosing Utilities → Database Object. Alongside the
transparent tables, there are also special pooled tables and cluster tables that are grouped in
different tables rather than being defined directly as individual database tables on the database.
The order of the fields in ABAP Dictionary and on the database does not need to match. More
specifically, the order of the table fields (with the exception of key fields) of existing database
tables in the dictionary can be modified without modifying the database object. When using
Open SQL, this is handled accordingly in the database interface and the order in ABAP
Dictionary always applies. When using Native SQL, the order of the columns in the database
system must be applied explicitly. The results are placed in the same order as in ABAP
Dictionary (if possible) only if AMDP is used.
Note
Customizing includes and append structures are available for making enhancements to database
tables in ABAP Dictionary delivered by SAP without making modifications.
Database Tables
In ABAP Dictionary, the term "database table" (or table for short) is the database-independent
definition of a database table. In Open SQL, only those database tables can be accessed that are
defined in ABAP Dictionary.
The name of a database table in ABAP Dictionary can have a maximum of 16 characters, can
consist of letters, numbers, and underscores, must start with a letter can be prefixed by a
namespace prefix (/.../) of a prefix namespace. It is in the namespace of the data types in ABAP
Dictionary.
A flat, non-nested structure in ABAP Dictionary with its technical and semantic attributes
The most common category of database table is the transparent table. When activated, the
platform-specific SQL DDL statement CREATE TABLE generates a physical database table
with all indexes not excluded explicitly in the definition in the central AS ABAP database in a
separate database schema SAPsid. Here, sid stands for the system ID (the name of the AS
ABAP). The predefined types in ABAP Dictionary used to defined the components of the
structure are converted to database-specific types. The definition of a table in the database can be
displayed in ABAP Dictionary by choosing Utilities → Database Object. Alongside the
transparent tables, there are also special pooled tables and cluster tables that are grouped in
different tables rather than being defined directly as individual database tables on the database.
The order of the fields in ABAP Dictionary and on the database does not need to match. More
specifically, the order of the table fields (with the exception of key fields) of existing database
tables in the dictionary can be modified without modifying the database object. When using
Open SQL, this is handled accordingly in the database interface and the order in ABAP
Dictionary always applies. When using Native SQL, the order of the columns in the database
system must be applied explicitly. The results are placed in the same order as in ABAP
Dictionary (if possible) only if AMDP is used.
Note
Customizing includes and append structures are available for making enhancements to database
tables in ABAP Dictionary delivered by SAP without making modifications.