on ‎2014 Mar 18 2:41 PM
Hi experts,
I would like to know if it exists a table which containes a transformation details. I mean the source infoobject and the target infoobject.
I found the following tables but i cant' really found the information that i am looking for:
-RSTRAN
-RSTRANSTEPMAP
-RSTRANrule
-RSTRANfield
Thanks.
Amine
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double click on your transformations, from Menu Extras-->display generated programs. debug it you may get some clue about table.
or
From same menu Extras --> Tabular overview, you can see all source and target info objects.
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HI Amine,
The Two tables from which we can get all the required data is RSTRAN and RSTRANT .
We can take the records from the 2 tables with key(common) field as " tranid " and get the details of source info object and the target info object and the description of Transformation.
Regards,
RKS
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Hi,
Try the following code ..
At the end , you get field mapping in p_t_mapping internal table..let me know incase of any issues..I am sure this will work since we are using it..but it will give you only DIRECT MAPPING info objects - not any routines, formulas, or any other rule types other than direct mapping...
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Hi,
check the RSOSFIELDMAP. it give the relationship of ECC fields and BW info objects.
enter the T-code- SE11 -> RSOSFIELDMAP
map the source fields to target fields.
Thanks,
Phani.
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Compare to 3.x there is no such table to know transformations from source to target info object.
By seeing the other table - RSOSFIELDMAP we can find source and target transformations at first layer of bw only.
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