Inserting data in table

[former_member202335]

Hi,

I created a table ZPTP_RCD_REJREAS with the following structure: -

MANDT MANDT CLNT 3 0 Client

DOCUMENT_TYPE Z_RCD_DOC_TYPE_CODE CHAR 2 0 Document Type

REASON_CODE Z_RCD_REASON_CODE NUMC 2 0 Reason codes for rejection

SPRAS SYLANGU LANG 1 0 Language Key of Current Text Environment

DESCRIPTION Z_RCD_REJ_REASON CHAR 30 0 Rejection Reason

This table was created in the client 200 of the system that I am working on. I can insert data in this in client 200. However, when I switch to client of the same system, I am not able to insert data anymore because of restrictions in that client. However, I see other client dependent custom database tables which do have data in client 400 as well. Is there anyway to insert data in the table ZPTP_RCD_REJREAS and see it in client 400 as well? (Remember that the tables is client dependent).

Thanks for your time!

Regards,

Divyaman

[Manohar2u]

Are you using table maintenance generator to insert records? or program?

Anyway program will not have any issues;)

if table maintenance generator, check the table maintenance generator settings "Dialog data transport details" section.

1- standard recodring routine => will allow only in golden client prompting to capture ino transport request.=> (customizing table).

2. no, or user, rcording routine => will allow to maintain in any client - even in production

[JoffyJohn]

Is this a customizing table ?

[ritesh_dugad2]

Options to update table in another client of same system:

1. Use Table Maintenance Dialog to fill up the table.

2. Write a program which will upload a file containg data and insert this data into the table.

3. Try to create the table as a customising table (delivery class 'C'). This will enable you to transport the table contents also.

[former_member202335]

Thanks guys for your response! I didn't really get the time to respond to your responses or even read them carefully. Have been real busy lately.

One thing that I should mention is that I couldn't create a transport request to transport the data into the other client. Creation of a table maintenance dialog didn't help either.

The approach I finally used to solve this problem was to go to SE16n and then type &sap_edit. This allowed me to insert, delete records from that database table.

Regards,

Divyaman

PS: I am awarding point to all of you for posting for your helpful comments.