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tables used in EM

former_member193027
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H,

There are multiple tables used in EM like /SAPTRX/EH_evmsg,/SAPTRX/Evm_hdr etc which are used during EVM processing. Hence can anyone inform how and what  are the the various tables processed in EM system in sequence  starting from the point when an event is reported via TM and EM: This would really be helpful to understand the whole framework from tech point of view also.

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Hi Dipak,

You can find step by step processing sequence of event message BAPI /SAPTRX/BAPI_EH_ADDEVENTMSG_02 which Kevin has nicely written in SCN.

Apart from above document...

1. Go to SE37 and Enter /SAPTRX/BAPI_EH_ADDEVENTMSG_02

2. Go to line 108 PERFORM fill_tables_02

3. These are the internal tables read in sequence

4. Double click on fill_tables_02

5. You will be in include /SAPTRX/LEH_BAPISF24

6. Go to line number 34

7. You can see table names like this /saptrx/evm_hdr_tabtyp (remove _tabtyp or _ttyp) and you get below event message tables.

/SAPTRX/EVM_HDR - Header

/SAPTRX/EVM_LID - Location ID

/SAPTRX/EVM_LAI - Loc. additional ID

/SAPTRX/EVM_PID - Partner ID

/SAPTRX/EVM_PAI - Partner Additional ID

/SAPTRX/EVM_EEM - Modify Expected Event

/SAPTRX/EVM_CST - Confirmation Status

/SAPTRX/EVM_REF - Load Transfer

/SAPTRX/EVM_MER - Measurement Results

/SAPTRX/EVM_STA - Status Attribute

/SAPTRX/EVM_PAR - Event Message: Event Handler Parameters

/SAPTRX/EVM_AFH - Attached File Header, Event Message

/SAPTRX/EVM_AFR - Attached File Reference, Event Message

/SAPTRX/EVM_AFB - Contents of a binary file

/SAPTRX/EVM_AFC - Contents of a text file

/SAPTRX/EVM_THD - Event Manager: text header

/SAPTRX/EVM_TXL - Event Manager: Text line

/SAPTRX/EVM_DOC - Event Message Document References

8. Or Go to line 28 and double click on /saptrx/evm_tables

9. You can see table names in component type like this /saptrx/evm_hdr_tabtyp (remove _tabtyp or _ttyp) and can see in short description as well.

Regards

GGOPII

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