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Regarding table maintainance generator

Former Member
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Hi experts,

I have a doubt about table maintance generator..

without accesing data dictionary,se54,sm30,etc...can enduser access the tbalemaintance generator..

please give the some more information if possible.

thankx in advance.

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Former Member
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Hi,

TMG is a runtime object. It is not a DB structure.

It is there only to facilitate data verification and upload for users.

It cannot be accessed without DD.

Hope it clears the doubt,

Rajat

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Hi Rajat,

Actually my doubt is how can the enduser will access the data without table maintainance generator.

i hope you will solve.

thankx.

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In normal scenarios, the endusers do not have any authorisations to DB or Application servers.

The data required by them is shown to them in different reports and transactions.

They do not need to know about DB object and runtime objects.

Hope this clears your doubt,

Rajat

former_member181995
Active Contributor
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I'm Not sure if I understand your question right,

But tag a parameter transaction for table would help?

Former Member
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Hi....

First Make Table Maintainance View ..then make TCODE for that Table Maintainance View.

Now give authorization to that TCODE so only authorised people of that TCODE can access Table Maintainance view... ...or give autorization for that TCODE to that use who required

<<removed texts>>

Regards,

Chintan

Edited by: Chintan_SAP on Apr 13, 2009 4:14 PM

Edited by: Chintan_SAP on Apr 13, 2009 4:17 PM

Edited by: Matt on Apr 14, 2009 3:44 PM

former_member438956
Active Participant
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u can create a BDC program and call sm30 and can skip the first screen. u can give necessary authorization for the z tcode for users accessing the table maintenance generator.

Regards,

Anil N.