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Obsolete table

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Dear Experts,

There is a Z table and used in a code. people say that this table is obsolete.How do i find that a table is obsolete ?

Regards

SS

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former_member203501
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hi ,

go to the table rodir and give the object type as the tabl and choose obsolate eq 'X'.

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former_member203501
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hi ,

go to the table rodir and give the object type as the tabl and choose obsolate eq 'X'.

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Hi SS,


Select object from rodir into itab where OBJECTTYPE = 'TABL' and OBSOLETE = 'X'.

Similar way you can other objects are obsolete or not.

F4 on the OBJECTTYPE and u can find other objects.

Hope itr solves.

Rgds,

Sachin

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HI

Here in rodir im finding std tables what abt Z tables defined ?

Thanks

SS

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Hi - I really doubt, whether its possible to obsolate a Z table. This is a custom table, so whether it will be further used or no, that completely depends on the user and upon requirement. So, if you are a developer, then try to talk with functional people and user to findout, whether they need this table any more or not.

If you want to make a table obsolate, that need to be maintain from user end (I doubt how to maintain it). Then only you can find a obsolate Z table in RODIR.

Kuntal

Edited by: Kuntal Nandi on Mar 12, 2009 9:28 AM

Edited by: Kuntal Nandi on Mar 12, 2009 9:32 AM

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Yes Z tables are also defined in this table.

try giving object as Z* and F8 you will see Z objects also.

Sach