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client dependent and client independent

Former Member

‎2010 May 07 8:11 AM

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Hi,

I know that there are client dependent and client independent tables which differ with each other with the table field MANDT.

But i would like to know which table, whether master data tables or transaction data tables can be enabled client dependent and client independent? Also what are the default clients provided by SAP?

Regards,

Lakshminarasimhan.N

Hi,

I know that there are client dependent and client independent tables which differ with each other with the table field MANDT.

But i would like to know which table, whether master data tables or transaction data tables can be enabled client dependent and client independent? Also what are the default clients provided by SAP?

Regards,

Lakshminarasimhan.N

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Former Member

‎2010 May 07 12:45 PM

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Client dependent or independent transfer requirements include client specific or cross client objects in the change requests. Workbench objects like SAPscripts are client specific, some entries in customizing are client independent. If you display the object list for one change request, and then for each object the object attributes, you will find the flag client specific. If one object in the task list has this flag on, then that transport will be client dependent.

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Former Member

‎2010 May 07 2:19 PM

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Hi,

There are two types of tables in an R/3 database: client-dependent and client-independent. A table is client-dependent if the first field is of type CLNT. The length will always be 3, and by convention, this field is always named mandt. If the first field is not of type CLNT, the table is client-independent.

NOTE

The user master records (containing R/3 user IDs) are client-dependent. Therefore, to gain access to a client, the security administrator must create a new user ID for you within that client.

For detailed information please visit this link:

http://discuss.itacumens.com/index.php?topic=83481.0

I am sure this wii helps you a lot.

Furthermore This is already a solved question on SDN. The link is:

May this helps you.

Thanks

Deepak Sharma.

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brad_bohn
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In response to Former Member

‎2010 May 07 3:51 PM

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by convention, this field is always named mandt

Not true...