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Create new Z-class type

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Hello,

I will classify a completely new object (such as building construction, based on new Z-table) by using the SAP class system. For this I will create a <b>new class type</b> as well and <b>new classes</b> with <b>new attributes</b>; classes and can be created, but as for now I didn’t find any way to create an own class type.

Is it possible to create a new class type (like Z01) to classify and evaluate the new object?

Thanks for your hints.

Regards,

Kurt

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When I go in SPRO to Cross-Application Components>Classification System>Classes-->Maintain Object Types and Class types, I get an initial view at the object table level. If I select a table and choose the Class types level, I get to a Change View "Class Types" Overview with a New Entries button.

Andrew

Hello,

I will classify a completely new object (such as building construction, based on new Z-table) by using the SAP class system. For this I will create a <b>new class type</b> as well and <b>new classes</b> with <b>new attributes</b>; classes and can be created, but as for now I didn’t find any way to create an own class type.

Is it possible to create a new class type (like Z01) to classify and evaluate the new object?

Thanks for your hints.

Regards,

Kurt

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When I go in SPRO to Cross-Application Components>Classification System>Classes-->Maintain Object Types and Class types, I get an initial view at the object table level. If I select a table and choose the Class types level, I get to a Change View "Class Types" Overview with a New Entries button.

Andrew

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Hello Andrew,

thank you for your hint;-) now I could create new class type as well as object type.

Regards,

Kurt.