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object class for a table??

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Hello,

I would like to know if there is a way to find out the object class for a table.

I checked table TCDOB, but it gives multiple rows for a few tables like KNA1.

Is there some other table which could provide details on the object class for the table.

Regards

Vandana

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former_member212653
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check TADIR or REPOSRC.

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HI Sourav,

thanks for a prompt answer.

I checked these 2 tables, but they dont seem to contain the information.

i want the object class of the table to be able to track the changes in CDHDR table.

Any other options?

Regards

Vandana

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May be try with Tranx SCDO.

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I tried SCDO too ...

Is it possible for one table to have multiple object classes.

As in .. in SCOD i find that KNA1 is a part of 3 object classes ....

Is this expected?

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Hi,

For which document do you want to track the changes - PO/SO/Delivery?

For Purchase orders the object class would be 'EINKBELEG'.

For sales orders the object class would be 'VERKBELEG'.

For deliveries the object class would be 'LIEFERUNG'.

Thanks.

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Yes, possible

Single table can be part of multiple object classes for change document.

Say for example if you table table MARA it isa part of multiple change document objects

MATERIAL

MATERIAL_H

MATERIAL_N

MAT_FULL

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Could you give me an idea, why it is like that .

As in why is a table a part of multiple object classes.

Is there a functional aspect to it ?

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hi vandana

have u managed to do that object for field changes cdhdr and cdpos,

currently i am dealing with the same kind of object......

can u help ......

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please try this ..

select * from tcdob into table lt_tcdob where TABNAME = TABLE_NAME.

from this you will get a list if object classes associated to yuor tables...

Regards

Vandana