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Creating maintainance view for a customising table

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Hello Team,

I have a scenario where we have to create a maintainance view for a standard customising table. But all changes to entries for customising tables will prompt for a transportable change request. How to switch off this prompt for change request? Please let me know your views on this.

Thanks!

Hello Team,

I have a scenario where we have to create a maintainance view for a standard customising table. But all changes to entries for customising tables will prompt for a transportable change request. How to switch off this prompt for change request? Please let me know your views on this.

Thanks!

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Hi

After creating the maintenance view and before generating the maintenance program (for SM30), try to change the class of the view (I believe it'll be set to C) or while generating the maintenance program set the flag for "no, or user, recording routine"

Max

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RaymondGiuseppi
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create a maintainance view for a standard customising table

Doing that wont be a good idea.

If you only want to disable the transport request in a production system, then call transaction SOBJ. Give the name of the object = the maintenace view, set the "[Current Settings|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_glossary/en/35/2a2c6ad9685cd5e10000009b38f974/content.htm]" flag on. (eg. F-60 on V_T001B for "Posting Periods: Specify Time Intervals")

Regards,

Raymond

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I have seen one table C001 that has the Transparant flag set in the technical settings for the table. This table is a customising table but it doesnt ask for a transport request. Now by removing this flag and re-generating the table maintanence will reactivate the prompt for transport request ? or i have to remove the current settings check box as well before regenerating the maintainance view?

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This is a SAP standard object, by default :

- in development system, update allowed and ask for a transport request

- in productive system, update allowed and don't ask for a transport request

Could you precise :

- What is your exact target behavior?

- Did you refresh development from production ?

- Was the object already modified ?

Regards,

Raymond

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Hello Raymond,

To answer your first question,Yes we have refreshed the experimentation client with the production client, you are right this table gets the prompt to transport entries in development client. But, when i check the production client to change the entries of this table, it just allows to maintain the entries; for other customising tables system doesnt allow to maintain data. It shows the message Client has status 'not modifiable' and this has to be the standard behaviour with C001 also. Could you please suggest?

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Okay, as it is a Sandbox system

- Removing via SSC4 the productive flag of the client copied from production would prohibit the update as "current settings" is only checked on productive mandant

- Else just remove the "current settings" flag via SOBJ and C001 will have the same behavior as most other Customizing tables (be aware that in your Production system, this table can be maintained without transport request) - SOBJ is not client-dependant so call SOBJ in dev client, you may (will) need a [SSCR key|http://service.sap.com/sscr] for this object "R3TR" "TOBJ" "C001 S")

Regards,

Raymond

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Hi,

You can do that by go to table maintainace generator.

Under "Recording routine" choose: "no, or user, recording routine"

Then re-generate the maintainance view, activate it and you can maintain the content of your table without any transport request.

Thanks,

Hung