on 07-20-2010 4:53 PM
Hello all,
please can someone advice whether i can easily download table details from SE11 or SE16?
i NEED EACH TABLES FIELDS, RELATIONSHIPS ETC.... is it possible?
if i cannot, can I view the relationship of a TABLE alongside the reference data?
Koserk:
Try the view DD03N in the SE16 transaction, and inform the tables that you need.
Or, try to navigate through the SD11 and SE80 transactions.
I hope this helps you.
Regards.
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Koserk:
Try the view DD03L
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Hello,
please can someone advice whether i can easily download table details from SE11 or SE16?
i NEED EACH TABLES FIELDS, RELATIONSHIPS ETC.... is it possible?
if i cannot, can I view the relationship of a TABLE alongside the reference data?
Please check out the below option for your question raised.
You can use export command to export these data's directly from DB2.
You can use SQVI option to export all the field of a table.
Regards,
Sarthak
PS: If you query is resolved then please ensure to close the thread.
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Hi,
You cannot download the field details of a table directly. Even if you copy and paste, you really cannot make any sense out of 1000s of fields you are going to have in a module.
SO you can use the whereused list to find out the relationships
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