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FIELD Problem

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Hi

Could anybody help me out with the info - ZZFLAG field is part of which SD Related table?

And, if I have a field, say XXXX, how can I find to which table it belongs to?

Plz help!

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JozsefSzikszai
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hi Santo,

you can search in table DD03L. Pls. note that ZZFLAG will be in an Append Strucutre acc. to SAP naming conventions.

hope this helps

ec

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RaymondGiuseppi
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As the field begins with ZZ, this field has been implemented on YOUR system. (appended to a standard table, in a ZA or CI include)

You need to use tool like SE84, SE85 or SE86 to look at R/3 Repository Information Sys, ABAP Dictionary, Fields, Table fields .

(or SE16 on table DD03L or view DD03VT of course)

Regards

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Former Member
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U can find from table DD03L

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JozsefSzikszai
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hi Santo,

you can search in table DD03L. Pls. note that ZZFLAG will be in an Append Strucutre acc. to SAP naming conventions.

hope this helps

ec

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Former Member
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Hi Santo,

1 . You can check the where used list of that field

2. Goto table DD03L and give the fieldname , u will get all the tables where that field was used

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To find a field to whom table belongs do the followings:

1. Go to Transaction code SE11

2. WRITE the <field name> in the DATA TYPE section ( e.g. KWMENG )

3. Choose the third button in the top of the window, under "ABAP: Initial Screen" text( if you point the mouse on this button you'll see a pop up that tells: "Where-used list", than choose where do you want to find it, in a TABLE, in a STRUCTURE, etc ( e.g select the table field ).

4. Hit OK button

You'll se a list, starting from the left:

The organge field means the name of the TABLE ( or structure or smth else if you pick smth else ), in this case. The blue field is the name of the field that you wanted to find.

Success!

Edited by: Alex Marius on Mar 19, 2008 1:24 PM