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CJ48 payment planning

Former Member
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Hi,

When we do CJ48 Payment Planning for WBS, in which tables these values are stored ?

Thanks in Advance.

Nitin

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Former Member
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Table:RPSCO......input WBS object no and see the entries with value type:62.

Venkat

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Hi Nitin,

You have not mentioned as for which particular field you are looking a table for .

But generally if you want to find a table related to T-code then you can try out the steps mentioned below :

Go to particular field, press F1 -> go to the technical help option , double click the field name in the pop up -> it will take youto the table -> double click on the field domain name and it will show you the domain display.

Select that particular domain name and there will be a icon which says " where used list" and then select database table, press execute.

OR

1) First, goto SE11, and enter your structure name. Goto the field that holds your data, and double-click on the element name. Once inside the element, do a where-used list for that element, searching tables only. Then go into each table, and see if you can find the one holding your data. There may sometimes be a huge number of tables displayed, but a lot of them will be empty.

2) Get the name of the program behind your transaction, goto SE80, and enter the program name. 99% of the time it will be part of a module-pool and bring up the pool. Goto the dictionary structures, and search each table there for the one holding your data.

3) Open a new session with transaction ST05, select SQL Trace, click on the Trace On button, and go back to your transaction (while leaving the session with ST05 open). Submit your transaction, and go back to the ST05 session. Click on the Trace Off button, then select the List Trace button. Continue with standard selections, and a BASIC TRACE LIST will appear. search thru the tables displayed under ObjectName.

Thanks,

Dhruv Kumar Malhotra

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Thanks Dhruv and Venkat..the table is COFP for CJ48.