without creating domain, can i create data element ?

[Former Member]

without creating domain, can i create data element, any procedure are there ?

[Former Member]

hi,

ya you can create a data element using a predefined type like c,n,d,t,i

regards,

Navneeth.K

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Navneeth Bothra

[Former Member]

Hi....

Yes you can create..

while creating a data element instead of giving domain there is a radio button<b> (predefined type)</b>

select this radio button and give your datatype here......

regards,

Suresh......

[Former Member]

hi,

yes u can do that using predefined data types as char etc....

regards,

kiran kumar k

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kiran kumar

[Former Member]

Hi,

No you cannot create a data element without a domain. Domain is the technical attributes of a particular field. Field should be defined with particular length and type.

Regards,

Kannaiah

[Bema]

No . You cannot.

http://www.sapbrain.com/FAQs/TECHNICAL/SAP_ABAP_DATADICTIONARY_FAQ.html

[Former Member]

Hi,

Yes u can create a dataelement without a domain.

But you have to use <b>predefined Type</b>.

<b>Either domain or Predefined Type you have to use.</b>

Regards,

[Former Member]

No you cannot!

Domain is a technical attribute and data element is description part. And dataelement should always be attched to domain.

Regards

[Former Member]

Hi Nagaraju,

Yes you can create a data element without a domain.

But you have to use predefined Type.

In SE11 when you are creating a data element you have two radiobuttons for elementary data type - 1. Domain 2. Built in type.

You can use either of them for defining your data element.

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Saurabh

[Former Member]

hi

adding to above

yes, u can create a data element with out refering to a domain by using

BUILT-IN tab which is availble on screen .

At the same time u can create a FIELD without refering to DATA ELEMENT by using BUILT_IN type.

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Yes you can, when creating data element use either "Elementary type" and "Built in type" then Datatype, length and decimal or use "Reference Type" and give the name of a class interface.

Regards