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SAP ECC vs SAP S/4 HANA Table

Guru123
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Dear Friends,

We are planning to migrate from SAP ECC vs SAP S/4 HANA. Can anyone please provide what are the SAP tables will be impacted, what are impacted fields in each tables.

Any help please. 

Thanks

Guru

 

 

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DominikTylczyn
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Hello @Guru123 

SAP has significantly revamped the data model in S/4HANA. There are plenty of blog articles and support notes explaining that. However you don't need to worry about that much as the old ECC data model is simulated with virtual model comprising of CDS views. In other words, CDS views simulate the old data model and calculate necessary data on the fly. Thus your existing developments relying on the old data model will work, at least in their majority. I'm aware of the only case that doesn't work, which is VBBS table - see my old answers:

Best regards

Dominik Tylczynski

Guru123
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Thanks Dominik
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Dear all,
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Dear all, please share the link or resource where we can access the complete list of SAP S/4 HANA table structures please . Thanks, Guru
Robert_Qiu
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Hi Guru,

Please check the simplification list below. In which, SAP describes in detail, on a functional level, what happens to individual transactions and solution capabilities in SAP S/4HANA. Compared to the SAP Business Suite products, we have in some cases merged certain functionality with other elements or reflected it within a new solution or architecture.

https://help.sap.com/doc/c34b5ef72430484cb4d8895d5edd12af/2023/en-US/SIMPL_OP2023.pdf

Hope above helps.

Best,
Robert 

Guru123
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Dear Robert, Thanks a lot for the reply..Please help the share the simplification list as I am not able to see it here..
Guru123
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Dear Robert, Thanks, I got it.
Guru123
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Dear Robert, Thanks a lot for the reply