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Table DBTABLOG

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Hi all,

How to delete or archieve unwanted data log from the data base table DBLOGTAB.

Thanx.

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andrea_olivieri
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Hi,

To delete the DBTABLOG entries you can use the standard program RSTBPDEL.

Before you start, please check the OSS if the the application of any known high-priority notes.

Normally the data archiving of DBTABLOG is not required because its content is very technical, however there is the archiving object:

BC_DBLOGS Archiving Customizing Changes to Tables

Kind regards.

Andrea

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There is no such database table named DBLOGTAB...pls give the proper name. I think the name is DBTABLOG

Edited by: Arunima Rudra on Apr 14, 2009 3:27 PM

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yes, actually in subject line it is proper...

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thanx, but I need to archieve or delete data not read...

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Check this archive objects and corresponding delete programs

BC_DBLOGS

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if you want to delete any data of any table just go to the following way.

you just enter in the tcode se16n...then give the table name & press 'ENTER'....then type '&SAP_EDIT' at the place of tcode & press 'ENTER'.......now press 'F8'.....now you can add modify or delete any data of any table.

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andrea_olivieri
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Hi,

To delete the DBTABLOG entries you can use the standard program RSTBPDEL.

Before you start, please check the OSS if the the application of any known high-priority notes.

Normally the data archiving of DBTABLOG is not required because its content is very technical, however there is the archiving object:

BC_DBLOGS Archiving Customizing Changes to Tables

Kind regards.

Andrea