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Custom tcode for table maintenance

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Hi All,

I have created a custom table and now i want to create a custom tcode for table maintenace of that table how should i do that?

Regards,

Sai

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Go to SE93 -> Create

Choose transaction with Parameter

Transaction : SM30

Skip first screen : checked

At the end : default Values

Name of the screen Field Value

VIEWNAME <Table name>

UPDATE X

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Go to SE93 -> Create

Choose transaction with Parameter

Transaction : SM30

Skip first screen : checked

At the end : default Values

Name of the screen Field Value

VIEWNAME <Table name>

UPDATE X

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Hi,

please go throught below link ..... it was given with screen shots of the T.code Creating for the table after the maintaince view had been created ......

http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/tips/tips_tabmaint_tcode.htm

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/abap/how%20to%20im...

Regards,

Omkar.

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Hi

You can create new Tcode from Tcode SE93

Fill all the attributes

Give your custom txn name 'ZTXN'.

Give the Short text for it .... (This short text will appear if u choose this txn as favourites on SAP Easy access)...

Select the Object type of your program from the 5 radiobuttons that come up..Select 2nd option if its a report program. Press Enter.

When you go to the next screen, Enter name of the Program(ZPROG) you are intending to make the transcation for ...

Save the Transaction.

Now you can type the transaction ... 'ZTXN' in the command bar that will take you to the selection screen of the program ZPROG...

Regards

Pavan