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‎2006 Dec 09 7:05 AM
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hi all,
Could anyone tell me what's the basic set table's name? In another way, use T-code GS03, it displays basic set, the table's name displayed the set content is what i want to know.
Thanks very much!
Drizzt.
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‎2006 Dec 09 10:02 AM
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Hello Drizzt
The set headers can be found in table <b>SETHEADER</b>. FI-SL settables can be found in <b>T800S</b> (T800Y contains the texts).
Regards
Uwe
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‎2006 Dec 09 10:02 AM
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Hello Drizzt
The set headers can be found in table <b>SETHEADER</b>. FI-SL settables can be found in <b>T800S</b> (T800Y contains the texts).
Regards
Uwe
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‎2006 Dec 09 10:09 AM
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Hello Drizzt
There are two tricks to find DB tables. If you have a search help (like in the case of the sets) then call the context menu (right-click) on the search help list and choose <b>"Technical Info"</b>. If the search help is based on DDIC search help then you can check the selection method of it.
However, in your case the search help list is based on an internal table. Therefore, I simply I performed a <b>trace</b> (transaction <b>ST05</b>) to see which table are read and used to fill the itab for the search help.
Regards
Uwe
Bluesky