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former_member225631
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Hi,

I would like to know what is the meaning of

table is cross-client.

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A table which has no MANDT field in it.

The data you enter in this type of table is visible across all clients.

REgards,

Ravi

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A table which has no MANDT field in it.

The data you enter in this type of table is visible across all clients.

REgards,

Ravi

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It means the data of these tables are valid for all clients (of the same server), so if you make a change in a client, this changing will be seen by the other client.

For example the table T000 (the table with the data of the client) is a table like that.

These table haven't the client as key field.

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hi,

The data is visible in all the clients of a particular server ... has same MANDT across all the client..

Regards,

Santosh

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Hi ,

You say a table is cross client because irrespective of server ( that is quality or production or development server ) the data is available to all.

But the objects you develop has to be transported to other server using a something called transport request .

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hi anand,

When u mean a table is cross client..it means u can use the table irrespective of the client...the data in the table is common to all clients in the system..

in abap we have a concept of development client , testing client and profuction client..

here development and testing clients are for developers..

production s the real time client of user...

the various client concept help in easy maintenance because in development or testing we don require bulk data as in production..

if a table is not cross-client then we have to use request no and release the request so that it can be used in other clients too..

regards,

Rajkumar.G