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SAP Org Object information

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Hi all,

What is the easiest way to find ECC Master data information for a Master data object?

table name, data type, length, transaction, field name, check table

For example for Company Code:

SAP Short Text: Company Code

Table Name: T001

Data Type: Char

Length: 4

Transaction: Config SPRO

Field Name: BUKRS

Check Table: N/A

Decimals: 0

Regards,

Julien

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Hi

Welcome to SDN

first find the data element name in DD04T and DD04L tables and then check the

related domain name in DD07L and DD07T tables

And then find the field Name for that Sales orgn in DD03T and take the field name

and pass that field name to DD02L table and take the table name

So using the above std tables you can find the related info of that field

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Regards

Anji

Hi all,

What is the easiest way to find ECC Master data information for a Master data object?

table name, data type, length, transaction, field name, check table

For example for Company Code:

SAP Short Text: Company Code

Table Name: T001

Data Type: Char

Length: 4

Transaction: Config SPRO

Field Name: BUKRS

Check Table: N/A

Decimals: 0

Regards,

Julien

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Former Member
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Hi

Welcome to SDN

first find the data element name in DD04T and DD04L tables and then check the

related domain name in DD07L and DD07T tables

And then find the field Name for that Sales orgn in DD03T and take the field name

and pass that field name to DD02L table and take the table name

So using the above std tables you can find the related info of that field

<b>Reward points for useful Answers</b>

Regards

Anji

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Hi Anji,

Thanks for this information. But the problem is that I do not have access to a SAP system at this time. Is this kind of information available on SAPHELP for example?

Regards,

Julien