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T-code

Former Member — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:42:03 GMT

how to create t-code (SE93) for custom table ZXXXX and how to maintain through SM30

Re: T-code

Former Member — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:44:58 GMT

Hi,

Procedure to create a transaction code for ZTABLE:

Create a table maintainance/view for the Z* Table.

Once you create the view goto SE93 --> Select Parameter transaction and give the short desc. --> Give the transaction as SM30 (Skip the first screen-optional) --> Check all check boxes under GUI support --> In the default values (grid) section first row give the VIEWNAME as you created initially and the second row UPDATE as X --> Save.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

Re: T-code

RichHeilman — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:46:19 GMT

Go to SE93,

Enter Tcode

Click Create,

Enter description

Choose radiobutton for "Transaction with parameters"

On next screen enter SM30 into transaction field

Check "Skip next screen".

In the section at the botton enter some parameters in the "Default Values" section.

VIEWNAME             <your table name>
UPDATE                  X

Save.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Re: T-code

Former Member — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:50:03 GMT

When I am creating view in SM30 it is showing me as

The called function with the view/table ZFREEGOODS needs a special maintenance dialog which, however, either does not exist at all, or does not exist completely.

what to do..?

Madhu.

Re: T-code

Former Member — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:54:29 GMT

Hi Madhu,

Have you created a table maintainance generator for the Ztable in SE11?

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

Re: T-code

RichHeilman — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:58:05 GMT

You first need to create the table maintenance program via SE11. Go to SE11, enter the name of the table, click change. Click Utilities, Table Maintenance Generator, enter &NC& ast the authorization group, then enter a name of a function group where the code should be generated. select "one step" give the overview screen number as "1" , Click the create button.

Regards,

RIch Heilman