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How to maintain table ASHMETHODS?

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Hello Experts,

I'd like to enter a record into table ASHMETHODS.

However, SM30 cannot be used as the table has no table maintenance generated.

Also I don't think I should generate the table maintenance screen

as I can see, now, there are many records there already, not sure how they get there.

I wonder if anyone knows the proper way to maintain this table, perhaps a transaction code.

Regards,

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Please have time look at package S_DRB. it may help,

regards,

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Please have time look at package S_DRB. it may help,

regards,

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santosh_dv
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Hello Friend,

If you want to insert a new record into the table ASHMETHODS, go to table entries

i.e SE16n ->Table name : ASHMETHODS ->Execute(F8) and in the header you will find a button to insert a record, after insert, save.

This way you can insert a record into the table ASHMETHODS.

Best Regards

Santosh

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Yes you can directly edit this table from transaction se11....

Regards,

Lalit Mohan Gupta.

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Thanks all, se16n would be one of the ways to maintain records into the table.

However, I'm not sure if this is a correct way?

is there any impact after all? such as there may be other tables that need to get maintained along with ASHMETHODS as well.

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Hi

Editing a standard table is never preferred unless there is no impact. You should first find out if there are any independent tables. If there are independent tables you shouldn't modify, otherwise it may cause inconsistencies in terms of data.

Regards

Abhii