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table is cross client

Former Member
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Hi Gurus,

What is the meaning of a table is a cross client?

Thanks,

Paul

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Former Member

Cross client tables

Cross client tables are client independent tables. i.e when u change the record in one client then automatically that change reflects in other clients also. The data is common for all the clients.

if u want the cross client tables, then the tables without mandt field are client independent tables.

ranjeetrajendra_jain
Active Contributor

Morning John

If you have noticed John, whilst you log into sap you have a three digit number below which you enter user name and password, this one is the client. And when you log in you have logged in to that clients system. Some data is client specific, which even if changed won't affect another client, however some data is cross client. and changes you make will take effect in all of them

Former Member

A table in the SAP is the database repository which is used by Many clients.

Remember the concept of CLient Server....

Same applies here when you Log in... you specify the client ID 600/800 what ever and then log into the same server.

As database tables are common for the clients as the database is same.

So the table is cross client warning is displayed as when you change the attribute or any feild it will affect all the clients ...whether 600/800/ so on....

regards,

Amlan Sarkar

Former Member

Cross client tables

Cross client tables are client independent tables. i.e when u change the record in one client then automatically that change reflects in other clients also. The data is common for all the clients.

if u want the cross client tables, then the tables without mandt field are client independent tables.

reward if it helps.

Shiva_Ram
Active Contributor

Hi,

This means the table is available in all SAP clients.

When you make entries to the table, you can see the updates in all the clients of the system.

Hope this helps.

Regards