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Delete flag into request order ?

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FredericGirod
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‎2007 Jan 25 9:17 AM

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Hi,

how to see into a request order (SE01 / SE10/ ..) the key of the table that were create or delete ? How to distinguish between the both case ?

Thanks

Fré

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Former Member

‎2007 Jan 25 9:23 AM

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check the tables E070 AND E071 AND E0* IN SE11

Frede can u elaborate the query bit more .

regards,

vijay

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Former Member

‎2007 Jan 25 9:23 AM

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check the tables E070 AND E071 AND E0* IN SE11

Frede can u elaborate the query bit more .

regards,

vijay

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FredericGirod
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‎2007 Jan 25 9:30 AM

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The query is quite simple.

We have not the same entries between our Development and Quality system in somes tables/views. I would like to check the list of orders that have created/deleted entries.

To search order I use the SE03 transaction with R3TR TABU & R3TR VDAT

But inside the order I'm not able to understand when the entry is created and when is deleted.

I'm going to check the tables E07*

Thanks

Fred