Adding New fields to condition table

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I want to add completely new fields(not present in database tables or communication structure) to condition table.

For this purpose i have created Data elements and Domains.

Now my question is do i need to add fields in communication structure or in database tables.

please suggest me.

Thanks & regards,

NarsiReddy

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[Former Member]

Pls specify, Which table is this?

SAP Standard table name?

~Lokesh.

[Former Member]

Hi Lokesh,

It depends on field, if item level it will be VBAP, if header level it is VBAK.

MY question is where do we need to add in database tables or in communication structures.

Thanks & regards,

NarsiReddy.

[Lakshmipathi]

Had you searched in Google with the same subject, you will find many times, this has been discussed as to how a new field can be populated for pricing.  Take the inputs from there.  Search before posting and adhere to SCN rules.

G. Lakshmipathi

[Former Member]

hi,

yes you have to append those fields in com-structure via append-structure, otherwise you cant chose them from the field-pool.

also be aware that you want to match those "completly new fields" in your condition-tab to some other fields. those most likly have to be filled via user exit.

regards

Stefan Seeburger

[Former Member]

Hi Lokesh,

Can you please explain me the second point(Matching completely new fields).

Thank you in advance for the reply.

regards,

NarsiReddy.

[Former Member]

hi,

i know condition tables most likly in orders or bills. if i think of condition tables i think of prize tables to get the right prize for the order. If you now have new fields -for example the field zz_fanzy_grade and you maintain "prize is 100 when zz_fanzy_grade = 2" . you somehow need to know if zz_fanzy_grade is 2 or 3 or 4. therefor you have to calculate the zz_fanzy_grade during runtime and match it.

or am i wrong and this is not your scenario.

regards

Stefan Seeburger