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Table Maintenance Dialog - cannot update ?

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Hi,

I've created a Z table called ZTEST with display/maintenance allowed

Generated maintenance dialog via SE11 -> Utilities -> Table Maintenance Generator

Authorization Group: &NC&

Authorization Object: S_TABU_DIS

Maintenance type: One Step

Overview screen: 1

Recording routine: Standard recording routine

Recording routine: or user, recording routine

(tried both recording routine settings)

Then went to SM30 -> ZTEST -> Maintain

Now, I am able to ADD or DELETE entries, but I am unable to MODIFY existing entries (Edit -> Change Field Contents gives me the following error: 'Table ZTEST has no relevant fields')

How can I fix that ?

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Daniele_Sgi
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ZTEST have all field key ?

If yes you cannot update/modify but only insert or delete.

Bye...

Hi,

I've created a Z table called ZTEST with display/maintenance allowed

Generated maintenance dialog via SE11 -> Utilities -> Table Maintenance Generator

Authorization Group: &NC&

Authorization Object: S_TABU_DIS

Maintenance type: One Step

Overview screen: 1

Recording routine: Standard recording routine

Recording routine: or user, recording routine

(tried both recording routine settings)

Then went to SM30 -> ZTEST -> Maintain

Now, I am able to ADD or DELETE entries, but I am unable to MODIFY existing entries (Edit -> Change Field Contents gives me the following error: 'Table ZTEST has no relevant fields')

How can I fix that ?

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Daniele_Sgi
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ZTEST have all field key ?

If yes you cannot update/modify but only insert or delete.

Bye...

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Former Member
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Hi!

Key fields cannot be modfied.

Copy them and then you will be able to change them.

Regards

Tamá

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Former Member
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Hi,

In fact I've used an old Z table created long time ago. And yes all fields were key fields.

Thank you.

Regards,

Bart