‎2008 Feb 12 12:01 PM
Assume that 1 record is inserted in a Table.......
How to find out all the updated tables related to that record.......
reward points will be there if it is useful........
regards
Ganesh Reddy
‎2008 Feb 12 12:17 PM
HI
GANESH
THIS IS CONCEPT OF ARCHIVEING CONCEPT
T.CODE : SARA
ENTER BOJECT NAME LIKE SD_VBAK
AND PRESS DATABASE TABLES
WE CAN GET TABLES FROM WHICH DATA IS ARCHIVED
LIKE VBAK
VBAP
VBEP ETC
PLZ REWARD POINTS IF USEFUL
REGARDS
HEMASEKHARA REDDY S
‎2008 Feb 12 12:07 PM
impossible to that...
just identify the transaction throught that record has been uploaded..
then u after entering saving the record...
switch on to the debugging mode...
this is one way to find out the relevant tables...
once u know the table names,
then note down the key fields for the inserted record,
by fetching records for the key fields, u can find out what u actually need...
tk?
‎2008 Feb 12 12:10 PM
Hi Ganesh Reddy,
It is possible but some difficult easiest way is use SQL Trace ( Tcode is *ST05 ) When you update your record.
Plzz reward if it is useful,
Mahi.
‎2008 Feb 12 12:14 PM
Hi,
Better to go for SQL Trace to find out the changes done to all the tables when you update a record.
For more information on SQL Trace go thro the below blog
/people/siegfried.boes/blog/2007/09/05/the-sql-trace-st05-150-quick-and-easy
Regards,
Chandru
‎2008 Feb 12 12:17 PM
HI
GANESH
THIS IS CONCEPT OF ARCHIVEING CONCEPT
T.CODE : SARA
ENTER BOJECT NAME LIKE SD_VBAK
AND PRESS DATABASE TABLES
WE CAN GET TABLES FROM WHICH DATA IS ARCHIVED
LIKE VBAK
VBAP
VBEP ETC
PLZ REWARD POINTS IF USEFUL
REGARDS
HEMASEKHARA REDDY S
‎2008 Feb 12 12:18 PM
Hi,
You can do that by going to tcode ST05.
Select the check box "QL TRACE ".
Then Click "ACTIVATE TRACE".
Then run your program.
Then come back to ST05.
Click " DEACTIVATE TRACE".
Then click "DISPLAY TRACE".
It will give you a thorough analysis of all your select query and other SQL statements. and inturn you will be able to find the various tables updated as well.
Reward if helpful.
Regards.