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Changing Delivery Class from S to E

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Hi Colleagues,

is it possible to change the delivery class of a table from S to E after it has been released to customers?

If possible, are there any risks or considerations, that we need to take into account?

Thanks and best Regards,

Tunahan

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matt
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E - Control table, SAP and customer have separate key areas

S - System table, maint. only by SAP, change = modification

Ergo, if you switch from S to E, it seems likely you just need to make sure you define a customer key area/name space for values and stick to it. The only risk is if you decide, e.g. that customer keys begin with 9, and you've already defined some SAP keys that begin with 9, you have a clash.

Best ask your solution architect/team lead etc. what the policy is. I don't work for SAP so I can't tell you what you should actually do.

E - Control table, SAP and customer have separate key areas

S - System table, maint. only by SAP, change = modification

Ergo, if you switch from S to E, it seems likely you just need to make sure you define a customer key area/name space for values and stick to it. The only risk is if you decide, e.g. that customer keys begin with 9, and you've already defined some SAP keys that begin with 9, you have a clash.

Best ask your solution architect/team lead etc. what the policy is. I don't work for SAP so I can't tell you what you should actually do.

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matt
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E - Control table, SAP and customer have separate key areas

S - System table, maint. only by SAP, change = modification

Ergo, if you switch from S to E, it seems likely you just need to make sure you define a customer key area/name space for values and stick to it. The only risk is if you decide, e.g. that customer keys begin with 9, and you've already defined some SAP keys that begin with 9, you have a clash.

Best ask your solution architect/team lead etc. what the policy is. I don't work for SAP so I can't tell you what you should actually do.

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Thank you for the quick reply Matthew