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Regarding WCCA table

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Hi all,

Table WCCA has the following fields.

1. Planning Plant(IWERK)

2. Operational Group(TGGRP),

3. Tagging Condition(TGPROC)

4. Tagging type (TGTYP)

5. Untagging condition (UNPROC)

6. Untagging type (UNTYP)

etc...

of which 1st three fields are the primary key fields. And inorder to document all combinations of Planning plant, Operational Group, Tagging condition, Tagging type,Untagging condition and Untagging type we have to include TGTYP, UNPROC and UNTYP also as part of primary key.

1. So can we extend the primary key fields for a standard table WCCA? If not

is there any other alternative which meets our requirement.

2. Can we create a table maintenance program for the table WCCA?

Thanks and Regards

Sanju.

Hi all,

Table WCCA has the following fields.

1. Planning Plant(IWERK)

2. Operational Group(TGGRP),

3. Tagging Condition(TGPROC)

4. Tagging type (TGTYP)

5. Untagging condition (UNPROC)

6. Untagging type (UNTYP)

etc...

of which 1st three fields are the primary key fields. And inorder to document all combinations of Planning plant, Operational Group, Tagging condition, Tagging type,Untagging condition and Untagging type we have to include TGTYP, UNPROC and UNTYP also as part of primary key.

1. So can we extend the primary key fields for a standard table WCCA? If not

is there any other alternative which meets our requirement.

2. Can we create a table maintenance program for the table WCCA?

Thanks and Regards

Sanju.

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Former Member
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Hi,

Yes you can extend the table.

Goto SE11 & open the table. Click on APPEND STRUCTURE & add the necessary field.

Activate it.

But extending standard sap table with a primary key is not advisable & not a good practice.

Best regards,

Prashant