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changing standard table data

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hi experts,

is there any way to change the data in any field of Standard table directly. urgent.

thanks.

Khan

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gopi_narendra
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No you can not change the data of standard table directly, because they might dependant on many other tables. So what data do u wnt to change?

There are resepective BAPI's to do the same.

Regards

Gopi

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former_member386202
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Hi,

Use modify statement to change the data.

Regards,

Prashant

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Hi

U can change the values using modify like

modify VBAK from WA.U can also use BAPI's.

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gopi_narendra
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No you can not change the data of standard table directly, because they might dependant on many other tables. So what data do u wnt to change?

There are resepective BAPI's to do the same.

Regards

Gopi

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Hello Khan

Just a minor addition:

You <i>can </i>change the standard table directly yet you <b>SHOULD (MUST) NOT</b> do it that way due to the possible dependencies mentioned by Gopi.

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Uwe

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hi Uwe,

I need to change a particular entry that dont depent on any othere. now how can I do that. Coz I hav seen that anywhere. some1 change the entry directly in change mode. An before that I think he run debugger. Plz help. what the method for that.

thanks alot.

Khan

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Hi Khan,

After showing the data using SE16 select the particular entry. Now when you display that single entry start debugging using /h. Press ENTER key. Now you can see the standard code where you can change the entry.

Regards,

Atish