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tables related to cluster tables..

Former Member

‎05-31-2011 12:44 PM

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Dear all,

i know the concept of cluster tables, how data is stored in cluster tables and related to small tables.

i want to know what are all the tables to related to a cluster table.

Say for BSEG is a cluster table, and BSIK, BSAK and other tables are related to BSEG.

how can we know what other tables are related to BSEG?

Thanks in advance.

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Former Member

‎05-31-2011 2:36 PM

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BSIK and BSAK are index tables for BSEG, but are transparent tables and not part of the cluster.

To see what other tables are part of the cluster:

Go to SE11 and press the "delivery and maintenance" tab. You will see that cluster is RFBLG. double click on it. It will display RFBLG.

Take the menu path

Utilities -> where used list

then select tables.

You'll see the tables in the cluster.

Rob

Former Member

‎05-31-2011 3:21 PM

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Thanks Rob,

can you please let me know how to find the possible index tables for a cluster table if exists?

Former Member
In response to Former Member

‎05-31-2011 3:29 PM

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If you search the forum, you will find lots of examples.

Additionally, you can run transaction ST05 against FB01 and other transactions that create BSEG entries.

Rob

Edited by: Rob Burbank on May 31, 2011 10:45 AM