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Table for Commitment Item Group

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Hello,

Does anyone know the table which stores Commitment Item Group.

In the SAP Menu, it is here:

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I wish to be able to extract the data below:

All I can find online are tables for Commitment Item, but not for Commitment Item Group.

Thanks

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Regards,


Philip.

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It would have really helped if you had posted this after loggin on in english...

Neal

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I did login in English where I could, but some translations have not been done.

The descriptions are not available when logged in english:

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I can't find any table entries in this table.

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I'll take a look at it again tomorrow.

Neal

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Hi,

Please check the FM FM4B_GET_COMMITMENTS.

Check the tables FMCI and FMPO.

Since I dont have the test data to test the FM's. I hope it will work

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Thanks for your reply. FMPO is not a table, but a transaction. I will check the FM.

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Hi,

Sorry, I have not checked due to the data is not available in my system. Please check below ( just check FMp* )

FMPP                       Commitment Item in Chart of Commitment Item
FMPG                       Commitment Items in FM Area/Fiscal Year
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Hi,

Yes I checked, but no success.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Did you execute a SQL trace (ST05) or an Abap trace (SAT, or old SE30) during execution of the transaction, first will give you list of database table to read, and second will give you standard tools like FM to perform this.

Actually you should find classical hierarchy/group tables SETHEADER and SETLEAF and FM like  G_SET_GET_ID_FROM_NAME and G_SET_TREE_IMPORT. Using BREAK-POINTs you can find constants required to call the FM, like class 0311 and other values.

Regards,

Raymond