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Maintain View: referring two different fields to the same text table

Weiskopf
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‎2012 Oct 02 10:46 AM

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Hello experts,

I have the following customer requirement to a new customizing maintain view:

For the following table a maintain view (transaction SE54) should be created:

MANDT    client

MTART1   article type 1, foreign key table T134

MTART2   article type 2, foreign key table T134

In the maintain view for the article types 1/2 the texts should also be displayed.

For that I tried to use text table T134T; but in SE54 I only can set up one to the same text table for the first field MTART1.

Is it possible to set up each text table to the fields MTART1, MTART2 in the maintain view, so that the text is displayed for MTART1/MTART2 as following?

MTART1 ¦ Text-MTART1 ¦ MTART2 ¦ Text-MTART2 ¦

Thank you for your support!

Best regards,

Kurt

Hello experts,

I have the following customer requirement to a new customizing maintain view:

For the following table a maintain view (transaction SE54) should be created:

MANDT    client

MTART1   article type 1, foreign key table T134

MTART2   article type 2, foreign key table T134

In the maintain view for the article types 1/2 the texts should also be displayed.

For that I tried to use text table T134T; but in SE54 I only can set up one to the same text table for the first field MTART1.

Is it possible to set up each text table to the fields MTART1, MTART2 in the maintain view, so that the text is displayed for MTART1/MTART2 as following?

MTART1 ¦ Text-MTART1 ¦ MTART2 ¦ Text-MTART2 ¦

Thank you for your support!

Best regards,

Kurt

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schneidertho
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‎2012 Oct 03 3:41 PM

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Hi Kurt,

good question. I thought that cannot be difficult... but unfortunately I failed while testing it.

I started to google a bit then and found http://scn.sap.com/thread/1205836. Maybe that is helpful for you.

Best regards

Thorsten

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Azeemquadri
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‎2012 Oct 03 8:17 PM

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Can use aliases for your tables. T134T~1 and T134~2

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schneidertho
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‎2012 Oct 03 9:09 PM

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Hi Azeem,

this works, for example, in SAP query. I don't think that you can do this for a maintenance view, or? Where do you do this?

Best regards

Thorsten