‎2013 Jun 13 3:34 PM
Hi there,
I want to develop a table "OVERVIEW" with the field "Data Elements". The user should be able to choose the F4-help to show the data elements/domains which are already implemented in my system.
So - it should be like in SE11: If I choose "Domain" I'm able to use F4 to show all domains...
Is it possible? I tried to integrate the tables RSRD1 or DD04L in the value table of my domain in the table, but I didn't get it.
I hope someone could help me or give some tips.
Thanks a lot,
Andreas
‎2013 Jun 13 4:32 PM
Hi Andreas,
if you use the data elements DOMNAME and ROLLNAME, the search helps are automatically called.
The domains are stored in table DD01L, the data elements are strored in table DD04L.
Best regards,
Erika
‎2013 Jun 13 4:32 PM
Hi Andreas,
if you use the data elements DOMNAME and ROLLNAME, the search helps are automatically called.
The domains are stored in table DD01L, the data elements are strored in table DD04L.
Best regards,
Erika
‎2013 Jun 13 5:03 PM
In se11,open the table in change mode.then in input/check tab, try assigning "DD04L" as check table by selecting the desired field and click on foreign key button (the button that has a key icon). A pop up window for the foreign key/check table information will appear. Enter a short text description and the name of the check table(DD04L), then click on the "Generate proposal" button. Check and activate the table.
Regards
‎2013 Jun 17 4:07 PM
Thanks a lot for our help!
Does you also know the domain/ data element of a SAP-User!? Or issn't there a explicit data type - with which I could show a F4-help of the system-user..
Greetings,
Andi
‎2013 Jun 18 5:43 PM
Dear Andi,
the name of the users are defined with data element XUBNAME.
If you check table USR02, there is the field USTYP which defined the user type. This serach help USER_LOGON (Users by Logon Data) includes this field, as well.
In transaction SU01 the collective search help USER_COMP is called and the user datas are stored
in tables USR01 and USR02.
I hope it helps.
Best regards,
Erika
‎2013 Jun 19 10:31 AM
Yea, okay.. this looks good - thanks a lot!
And than there is another question: Issn't there a defined element/ typ which (..directly..) shows the logged-on SAP-User?!
Exemplary I want to integrate a field in a table which automatically shows the current user - like in the field "Created by"...
Greetings,
Andreas