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Q1.can u assign T-code for view.

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hi,

No u can not assign T-code for views.

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suresh.D

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hi,

No u can not assign T-code for views.

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suresh.D

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Hi

<b>SM30</b> tcode is nothing but the Tcode for the maintainance of the Views created during the table mainteance generator.

Why separate Tcodes for the Views?

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Anji

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yes we can create a trascation code for only one view which is maintainance view ...

the name itself it was telling about the maintain of the table view .

<b>Creating transaction code for table maintenance (SM30)</b>

Allowing access to table maintenance via a custom transaction code is fairly straight forward.Once the table maintenance has been generated for a specific database table you need to Create a parameter transaction. See below for example

<b>

Step 1</b>

Create parameter transaction (i.e. via SE93)

<b>Step 2</b>

Enter transaction details. Within the Proposed values section there are a number of value which

can be setup, simply use drop down menu to view the list. The 2 values assigned in the following

example are as follows:

  VIEWNAME:        Set table name to maintained
               UPDATE:               Open table for update

please see the link with screen shots :

<a href="http://">http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/tips/tips_tabmaint_tcode.htm</a>

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Girish

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No u cant crete T-code for view

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Yes u can create a tcode for a view.

1)If its a database view then check the name of the program and screen no from the selection screen of the view by path System->status.

Go to SE93 select report with selection-screen,give the program name and screen no.

2) if its a maintenance view then go to SE93,select parameter transaction and give

VIEWNAME: Set table name to maintained

Name of the View X UPDATE: Open table for update

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Nikhil Moghe