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Client Non-Modifiable status

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Hi Folks,

If the client has the status non-modifiable, is it possible to create entries in a database table? (table maintenance is allowed)

Regards,

Munish

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If it is a config table you won't be able to change it manually, you'd would have to write a program to add entries. Data you will be able to maintain through its own transaction.

Of course, there may be a good reason why the client is set in this way, so you should probably transport into this client.

Regards,

Nick

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If it is a config table you won't be able to change it manually, you'd would have to write a program to add entries. Data you will be able to maintain through its own transaction.

Of course, there may be a good reason why the client is set in this way, so you should probably transport into this client.

Regards,

Nick

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Hi,

If there are two instances in the same server suppose:

ECD client 200 - modifiable

ECD client 220 - non-modifiable

you can modify the entries in development instance i.e 200 client, create a transport request and then in the other client i.e 220 you can use tcode SCC1 and pull the transport request in that client, this will copy the contents of that requests.

Sometimes it happens that there are config tables which are not supposed to be modified but then what you can try is release the customising request in ECD 200 client and then use SCC1 tcode in ECD 220 to get the data.

Hope this is helpful.

Sushil