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table Maintenance

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Hi friends,

i need to maintaina custom table through custom transaction,at one point when a record is porcessed fully and the status gets changed to 'completed', then the particular row or record should be disabled which implies that the record does not need an updations.

is this possible to do in table maintenance meaning SM30?

Thanks in advance for ur help

Tian wilson

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Hi Tina,

From my experience,

it's not possible to achieve using SM30,

Regards,

Mike

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You can probably achieve it through events. Go to SE54, enter your table name and in the menu, 'Environment-->Events'.

Read the documentation on it and I think you can use an event that is triggered before selecting the data. In there, you can limit the records selected to only those which are not set to 'Completed' status.

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vivekkrishnan
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hi Tina,

How do you identify whether a record is completed or not ?

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hi vivek,

i would set a flag 'C' for completion,all the staus would be manually eneterd or updated by the user, so when the user sets or change the flag to 'C', then that particular record should change to uneditable mode.

is thats poosible to do ?

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It is possible, You can check this link which give smore details about Table Generator maintenance

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/a7/5133ac407a11d1893b0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm

Message was edited by: Ashish Gundawar

Message was edited by: Ashish Gundawar