‎2007 Jun 17 7:53 AM
Hi Every one
Can any body tell me if a table has a * symbol infront of it what does it mean?
Some tables start with letter V some with A Some with T and some with S does these letter indicate anything specifically?
thanks
‎2007 Jun 17 8:29 AM
Have you find it in any standard program.
It will be a structure or work area of that table type.
Ex: If you open the sames order standard program (SAPMV45A) in SE80, IN the nevigetion window in the right under fields you will find such structures( Ex: *HVBAP or *HVBKD). In this case, for a perticular line items this structures will hold the values.
‎2007 Jun 17 8:29 AM
Have you find it in any standard program.
It will be a structure or work area of that table type.
Ex: If you open the sames order standard program (SAPMV45A) in SE80, IN the nevigetion window in the right under fields you will find such structures( Ex: *HVBAP or *HVBKD). In this case, for a perticular line items this structures will hold the values.
‎2007 Jun 17 8:42 AM
Hi
In some Std print programs of Order,Delivery and Invoice we find certain declarations like *tablename
They are used as Structures of the table(work area)
as such there is no table exits starting with *.
Most of the Sales related Tables starts with letter V
Most of the Configurations(master data) tables start with T
Access sequence related pricing tables starts with A
And LIS related tables start with S
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Regards
Anji
‎2007 Jun 17 9:47 AM
Hi ,
Typically if you dont want to retrieve data for the DB & want to use the buffered copy of the data you can attach a * in front of the table name.
It simply means use buffered copy of the table.
Kindly be generous with points to all helpful answers.
Regards,
Gaurav
‎2007 Jun 17 1:34 PM
Hi Sadhu,
TABLES xyz.
defines a structurer data field of DDIC type xyz. It defines a second structurer data field of DDIC type xyz with the name *xyz.
In older ABAP programs this technique is frequently used just to have to different structured variables to keep different data.
TABLES xyz.
can be understoord as
DATA:
xyz type xyz,
*xyz type xyz.Understand it does not mean use it.
Regards,
Clemsn