on ‎2007 Apr 19 10:28 AM
Hi,
Does anybody know what's a control table (not table control in dialog programming) in SAP.
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The values specified for the size category and data class are mapped to database-specific values via control tables.
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Control table is used to link the values of the size category and data class defined in the Dictionary level to the underline date base table.
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Hi Vijay srikanth,
In ABAP basically we have 3 types of tables,
Control data
Master data
Transactional data.
The control data (regarding the organizational data which is fed up by basis people) is stored in the control tables. you can find this control tables option while creating the table. at the first table under the Delivery & Maintainence option , press f4 you get the list of tables where it holds the control tables.
I dont have any idea of the builtin control tables
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Control Tables
The search indexes for address data, as well as the address data itself, are client-dependent. There can now be other differentiations within a client. These are called "Index pools".
The division reflects the fact that multiple areas of master data are involved, which differ from the business embedding in the SAP System and from the technical implementation.
Two such index pools are currently defined in table TSADRVGRP with a technical key derived from control table TSADRV:
For More details
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/81/23a63a8e1d1e49e10000000a11402f/content.htm
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Hi,
We have Check Tables, Values Tables,
Condition Tables etc.
What do you mean by Control table? is it related to CONTROLLING Module?
If yes, see the tables:
CSKS: Cost Center Master(KOKRS,KOSTL,BUKRS,GSBER,PRCTR)
CSKT: Cost Center Texts (KOSTL,KOKRS,SPRAS,LTEXT)
CSSK: Cost Center/Cost Element relations(KOKRS,KOSTL,KSTAR)
GLT0: G/L account master-Ledger(RLDNR,RACCT,BUKRS,RVERS,RBUSA)
GLTPC: Profit Center Accounting(RLDNR,RACCT,BUKRS,RVERS,PRCTR)
GLPCA: EC-PCA: Actual Line Items(RLDNR,RACCT,KOSTL,KOKRS,RPRCTR)
GLPCT: EC-PCA: Totals Table(RLDNR,RACCT,RPRCTR,TSLXX,HSLXX,KSLXX)
COEP: CO Object Line Items by period(KOKRS,BELNR,BUZEI)
COST: CO Object Price Totals(LEDNR,OBJNR,GJAHR,TKGXXX)
CSSL: Cost Center-Activity Type(KOKRS,KOSTL,LSTAR,GJAHR)
CRCO: Work Center-Cost Center Assignment(OBJID,KOSTL,LSTAR)
CSLA: Activity Types Master(KOKRS,LSTAR,DATBI,LATYP)
CSKB: COST Elements(KSTAR,KOKRS,KATYP)
COSS: Cost Totals (OBJNR,GJAHR,KSTAR)
CEPC: Profit Center Master Data(PRCTR,DATBI,KOKRS)
reward points if useful
regards,
Anji
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Hi
Do you mean CHECK TABLE?
If it's so, the table control is the table with all possible values a certain field can have.
For example: the master table of company code is T001, so all dictionary tables using the field BUKRS (company code) should have the table T001 as CHECK table for field BUKRS (because it can have onlu the codes defined in T001).
This rule is valid only for dictionary, so it can't avoid wrong insert by SQL.
But when u create an input field in a DYNPRO based on dictionary fields, the system automatically actives the control for the existing.
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