2008 Jul 30 5:27 AM
I am trying to put entries in to a table with two fields using sm30.
Fields are ExtLoc Type and Description.
When i try to save entries error comes
"Choose the key from the allowed namespace"
What are the steps with which this problem can be solved?
I am trying to put entries in to a table with two fields using sm30.
Fields are ExtLoc Type and Description.
When i try to save entries error comes
"Choose the key from the allowed namespace"
What are the steps with which this problem can be solved?
2008 Jul 30 5:38 AM
Hi,
Check the below points,
1. The table have table maintenance.
2. the table maintenance generated for that table and its text table.
3. if the above step is true, check the entered value is already existing in the text table or not. may be the entered value is exist in text table but not exist in the main table.
Regards,
Boobalan S
2008 Jul 30 6:02 AM
hi
first check your table delivery class and data browser/table view maint. maintainence is allowed or not. if not pls change it as maintainence allowed.
then go to SM30 now u can edit data or enter new information as well.
reward points if useful .
thanks
2008 Jul 30 7:04 AM
HI
Go to SE11, give the table name and click on change. Then Go to utilities--> Table
maintenance generator.
In the table maintenance generator screen, we should give Authorization Group,
Function Group name (Function Group name can be same as table name),
Maintenance type can be one step or two step, usually we will create with one
step. we should give maintenance screen number. After clicking on create button,
a table maintenance generator will be created.
To check it go to SM30 . In SM30, we find display, Maintain options.
We can view the table contents by choosing Display and we can create table
entries by choosing Maintain.
regard's
venu thaluri
2008 Jul 30 7:31 AM
Yogesh,
this may cause may be you are nor using proper namespace for fieldname like starting with zz.
pls
Mention the fieldname starting with 'ZZ'
2008 Jul 31 12:50 PM
Hello Yogesh,
Your error clearly is specific to the particular field(s) where you are trying to maintain some data. Please goto your Table/View definition first, and check if there are any checks (Check Table, Value table, etc) associated with it. Once you get this information, then you will probably also figure out the right kind of input that will be accepted.
Second, you can check the PAI of the screen, to see if there are any special checks maintained against the FIELD <your field name> command
(for eg. FIELD EXTLOCTYPE. MODULE <some check module name>.)
If present, then the coding inside this check module may once again give you an idea of what check is being done, and what input format is expected from you.
Hope this helps!
Cheers
2008 Aug 21 9:01 AM
Hi,
I guess you must be using the field names starting with Z,
It happened with me as well,
Just try using field names as ZZ.
Regards,
Manish
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