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sapscript table with texts

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Hi,

Is there a table where I can do a search to look for a string from a sapscript?

I'll describe my problem....I need to update the name of a company in a series of sapscripts.

If a do a FBZP and take every company one at a time and check by hand if the name was updated, it will take awhile as there are hundreds.

I'm hopping that there is a table where the text from the sapscript is stored and where I can do a search for the string that I want updated and do a SM30.

Regards,

Nick

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The text of sapscript is stored in a cluster table so you can't update it by SM30, so you can update i b SE71

Max

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gouravkumar64
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Hi,

Not fully understand your question.

can you please check table TTXID / STXH / STXL / TTXOB ?

Thanks

Gourav.

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tried them all before...these don't work for what I need

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The text of sapscript is stored in a cluster table so you can't update it by SM30, so you can update i b SE71

Max

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Thanks Max for your answer...I though the same too...but since I'm kind of new to SAP, I hopped it was some table that I can use to update them all at once. 

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But the company name is set in a master data table (T001) so if it changes the name in the table, the sapscript automatically should be displyed the new name.

If you need to change the name in the sapscript, it means the name was hardcopied....not good job

Max

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Hi,

exactly...the name was hardcopied...I though at the same thing too...It should have read the t001 table and take the field from there...

Nick