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Table with Classification for Equipment besides AUSP

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Hi!

Normally Classification Data for Equipments can be found in table AUSP. But somehow for certain equipments I can't find any entries in table AUSP!

The reason might be (?) that these equipments have change documents assigned (for classification).

Does anyone know in which table besides AUSP classifications are stored??

Reading the classification with function module CACL_OBJECT_READ_VALIDATION works fine, the problem is just, I need the float values not character values!

thanks a lot in advance,

rudy

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Yes I know these tables. But for these equipments, there are no entries in AUSP!?

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h_senden2
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YOu can use the funciton module BAPI_OBJCL_GETCLASSES or CLAF_CLASSIFICATION_OF_OBJECTS.

regards,

Hans

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Fuction CLAF_CLASSIFICATION_OF_OBJECTS is excatly what I need, thanks.

If anyone knows the table where Characteristics are stored please tell me (besides AUSP)

cheers

rudy

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class/characteristics/values are stored in table KLAH, CABN, CAWN

the link to the objects is stored in table AUSP

regards,

Hans

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Yes I know these tables. But for these equipments, there are no entries in AUSP!?

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Hi

Use the tables KSML,CABN, INOB and AUSP

ausp-objek = inob-cuobj

AUSP-objek = Equipment Number

ausp-klart = 002 (for equipment class)

regards,

Anji

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Anji Reddy Vangala

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Okey guys,

The characteristics ARE indeed in table AUSP but they are just there with another number (OBJEC), namely the CUOBJ - number which can be found in INOB.

Maybe that's because we have our own KLART (Z02) defined for these equipments...

Thanks a lot for your help!

rudy