find BAPI interface table

[Former Member]

Hi,All

I want to find for one BAPI interface which tables is the BAPI data come from ?

Is there a mapping list can supply to me?

BAPI function module: BAPI_GLX_GETDOCITEMS Data from table: A , B

thanks

[Former Member]

Anyone can help me ?

[Former Member]

Hi Kenny,

I would like to help but could not understand your question properly.

Can you rephrase the question please??

[Former Member]

I mean for each BAPI that has a function module created, for example BAPI_GLX_GETDOCITEMS to get GL line item data, so what i want is to get know from which table does the data come from for each BAPI , for BAPI_GLX_GETDOCITEMS , the data is got from table GLFLEXT

Should i only get the table that data come from through source code?

[Former Member]

go to SE80

open function group for example 1028 for Function module BAPI_GLX_GETDOCITEMS

under the object list you will find the dictionary structures you will get the tables

[Former Member]

In se80 can got the result

for example funciton group method:BAPI_PO_GETDETAIL1 it generate data from table EKKO EKPO EKPA EKBE EKBZ STXH STXL NAST

but in direct structure no these tables

[Former Member]

Hi,

goto Se37 give your bapi and select the object list button in application tool bar then it will take you se80 .

there you can see the Function group 1028 and select the dictionary structures there you can see the number of tables used.

~linganna

[Former Member]

Hello,

Go to transaction BDBG

Provide object name and method

click on the display Interface option to view all the generated interfaces

BR/Yogesh

[Former Member]

what i mean is not to see the generated interface , but from which table the data from

[Former Member]

Hi,

If u run a Transaction code of any module the data will sit in different tables in will not cum from Single table.ask ur functional cionsultant the table and fields you want to fetch.

If you are experienced ABAPER u urself can go to the T code and find the tables

as u said for PO ekko,ekpo etc.

REgards

[Former Member]

I find the easiest way to see which tables are being accessed by any bapi or transaction, is to set a trace in transaction ST05, execute the bapi or transactions, and then look at the trace created. This will show all tables being read or written to.