2008 Mar 16 5:53 PM
what is the difference between view and structure
2008 Mar 16 7:11 PM
Hi,
View is a combination of tables and structure is a data type.
View will have Entries in database level and structure is only a template.
Select Queries can be performed on views where as not on Structure.
Regards
Pavan
2008 Mar 17 5:13 AM
2008 Mar 17 5:19 AM
Hi Mohammad,
A view is a "virtual table" containing data, which are really stored in one or more other tables. The contents of the View are dynamically generated when called from a program.
Structure refers to the Definition of an Object, mostly Table or a View, and doesnt have any contents. Structure doesnt exist at the underlying database system level. It exists as a definition in the dictionary. Structure does not has any content in it, it's only populated during the runtime, that's why you could not see the content in SE16 nor SE11/SE12.
If you want to see any records for any transactions (which used structures
instead of transparent tables), you could try SE11 or SE12 and click on the
'Entry help/check' to find the corresponding fields name to the existing
database tables.
However, not all of the fields has the check table entry.
Hope this help you.
Regards,
Viveks
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