you can use change pointers to capture the events for a table::
Or
you can use BOR to do the same..
Suppose you want to track changes in table LFA1 or LFB1...
Go to to tcode: Swo1 and you need to copy the existing LFA,LFB1..etc to ZLFA1 or ZLFB1.
and in one of those events for create or change you need to write a function module/subroutine/code that keeps track of these changes into a structure depending on your methods parameters.
Your Function module /subroutine gets executed in one of the methods of the BOR object after the relevant event for vendor creation or vendor change is raised.
After this you need to configure these events in SWEC.
In this transaction, the details are available as to which events are raised and whether the input requires us to specify the change document object, object category and type of the event. Specify the trigger event by choosing the radio button for On create or On Change.
Hope this helps a little.
Bluesky
