FI-AA Data Transfers

[Former Member]

Hi Guys,

First of all I must say I'm really new to ABAP but I have been programming all my life so

I took a look at some codes and thought it would be possible.

I need to write some routines to export all the movements occurred in a period of time

Those movements comprehend aquisitions, transfers and so on.

So I need to know where these information are stored and the layout of those tables to

start writing my routines.

Is it possible to find these informations on the internet? Where do i have to go to find them?

Thanks in an advance.

Reginaldo

[Former Member]

Hi Guys,

First of all I must say I'm really new to ABAP but I have been programming all my life so

I took a look at some codes and thought it would be possible.

I need to write some routines to export all the movements occurred in a period of time

Those movements comprehend aquisitions, transfers and so on.

So I need to know where these information are stored and the layout of those tables to

start writing my routines.

Is it possible to find these informations on the internet? Where do i have to go to find them?

Thanks in an advance.

Reginaldo

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Take a look at logical database ADA (via transaction SE36) the structure will help you. (good old [Asset Accounting (FI-AA)|http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/FIAA/FIAA.pdf] could also help you)

Regards,

Raymond

[Former Member]

Thanks Raymond for your answer.

That PDF ( good old Asset Accounting (FI-AA)) I had already seen it.

There's a lot of information there as you know but nothing from the back

of stage and as you know there is where we - the developers - work.

You mentioned - transaction SE36 - but i forgot to say that I dont have

acess to any SAP environment to do run that.

What would be another way?

Reginaldo

[RaymondGiuseppi]

As the technical description of SAP programs and tables is somewhat copyright protected, i cannot give you a link, try to google for tables ANEK, ANEP, ANEA (asset documents) BKPF, BSEG (accounting documents) and ANLA, ANLB (asset master data). But how do you intend to code without access to SAP ?

Regards,

Raymond

[Former Member]

Thanks again Raymond.

At some moment during the process I'll have access to SAP

but till there I would like, if possible - of course - to have something.

If all the ways you gave me do not work I'll have to change this focus.

One more question if dont mind. Are these tables structures different

from client to client or they are the same all over the world?

Reginaldo

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Their structures are mostly constant through the world, only some minor differences can arise due to various R3/ECC versions.

Regards,

Raymond