‎2013 Nov 23 8:17 AM
‎2013 Nov 23 8:55 AM
As I understand you can not add .INCLUDE structure to a standard table without SAP access key.
However you should look for APPEND STRUCTURE(which is possible) for extending standard tables and check if that fulfill your requirement.
BR
Samal
‎2013 Nov 23 9:13 AM
‎2013 Nov 23 9:28 AM
Hi Sarkar
You can add fields to standard table using structures in two ways
1. INCLUDE structure
2. APPEND structure
INCLUDE structure: IT is reusable i.e., can be used in several tables.If you add a field to an include structure, all tables that contain that include structure will be updated.
Customizing includes begin with CI_ and is part of the customer namespace
One Customizing include can be inserted into more than one table.
APPEND structure : This are used for enhancements which are not provided for in the standard (like adding fields to SAP standard tables).
An append structure is assigned to exactly one table. i.e., an append structure can be used only for the table it is created.Single use
Append structures can not be used with cluster and pool tables
Append structures are created in transaction SE11. Display the standard table fields and press the Append structure button.When you press the button, SAP sugests a name for the new append structure. After you has accepted the name, a screen will be shown where you can enter the new fields.
Append structures are created in the custome rnamespace ( ZZ or YY)
‎2013 Nov 23 9:33 AM
Hi Deborshi,
For adding the fields in the Standard table we have two option.
1. CI_tablename :- This include didn't provided by the SAP for each table. if the CI include is provided then use that include and that include automatic appended in your table. No need to append explicitly,
2. Use the append structure :- Before using the Append you must conform that Enhancement Category of your table must be "Can Be Enhanced" .
Let me know if you face any problem.
Regards.
Nishant Bansal
‎2013 Nov 23 11:01 AM
Mr Sarkar,
Please Refer Below Thread..
http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/ABAP/Structure/Index.htm