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caution message when making table entries

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Just a question guys. I am creating entries for my table and I got this message - "CAUTION: THE TABLE IS CROSS-CLIENT". I was able to put entries after that message. I just like to understand what that message means. Thank you.

pls see image: http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n440/googleb0y/album1/caution.jpg

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GauthamV
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That is just a warning message which indicates that the table is

client independent.

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GauthamV
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That is just a warning message which indicates that the table is

client independent.

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It means that if you try to update the table then the record is updated in other clients also .suppose ur table in client 100 and 400,then if u update in 100 then 400 is also updated

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if you create a transaction for the table in se93 ,then there is check box ,if you click on it ,it becomes cross client

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hi,

its a warning message ...That is because you don't have MANDT (CLIENT) field in the table. Modify the table to add the field MANDT as the field field, mark it as key - regenerate the table maintenance, you will not get the warning.

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The Message Simply means that your table is without the "MANDT" field & thus it is client independent

In SAP it's recommended that you create a client dependent table but it's not mandatory.

The Message u got is just a warning message.

so can further enter more fields in your table.

Thanks

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Hi,

When ever we create a table with out the field MANDT it will give that warning.

MANDT is the client through which we enter,and it must be the first field.If you create a table with the first field as MANDT which also has predefined dataelement as MANDT only then the warning

cross-client will not appear.

So try by inserting field MANDT in your table.

Regards,

jaya

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thanks people. I gave points to everyone.