URGENT - Help needed with structure fields

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have 20 fields, which are contained in 3 different structures.

How do I find out where the data is being taken from? If anyone knows where these fields data comes from, such would be appreciated as well.

The following are the fields and tables:

Field.........................Table

I_PARNR..................STRUCTURE - DIIHPA

NAME_LIST..............STRUCTURE - DIIHPA

TXTCDOT..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

TXTCDFE..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

BAUTX......................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

VORNR.....................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

VORKTEXT...............STRUCTURE - RIWO00

TXTCDUR..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

TXTCDSM.................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

SMSTTXT..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

SMASTXT..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

TXTCDMA..................STRUCTURE - RIWO00

FERTVORN...............STRUCTURE - RQM00

FEHLBEWC..............STRUCTURE - RQM00

MERKTEXT...............STRUCTURE - RQM00

ARBPLFE.................STRUCTURE - RQM00

ARBPLFET...............STRUCTURE - RQM00

PARNR_VERA..........STRUCTURE - RQM02

NAME_VER..............STRUCTURE - RQM02

NAME_QM................STRUCTURE - RQM02

All help will be greatly appreciated and usefull answers will be rewards.

Thanks,

John

[alejandro_bindi]

Before executing program or transaction which populates this structures, activate SQL trace (transaction ST05). Do your action and deactivate, then in the log you'll have read / written tables.

This is most common method.

If you want to know at field label, you can navigate to related data element, and then search for dictionary objects using that data element. In some cases the tables are few and you find out that way.

Regards.

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Alejandro Bindi

[Former Member]

The problem with the data element solution is that none of these are included in tables. I will try the ST05 option, and will keep you posted.

[alejandro_bindi]

Check out also <a href="http://www.itp-consulting.com/findit.pdf">this file</a>, it's very useful and explains the SQL trace among other options for finding out sources of data.

Regards.

[former_member194669]

Hi,

Can you try with ST05 , and search thru the list of traces.

aRs