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    Change SAP Documents - CDHDR & CDPOS

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    The document discusses how SAP ECC 5.0 stores changes made to various SAP documents in tables CDHDR and CDPOS. It provides an example where the short text of an item is changed in an existing purchase order, and how the change information can be found by querying those two tables. The tables contain change records for most SAP documents across different functional areas.

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    The document discusses how SAP ECC 5.0 stores changes made to various SAP documents in tables CDHDR and CDPOS. It provides an example where the short text of an item is changed in an existing purchase order, and how the change information can be found by querying those two tables. The tables contain change records for most SAP documents across different functional areas.

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    The document discusses how SAP ECC 5.0 stores changes made to various SAP documents in tables CDHDR and CDPOS. It provides an example where the short text of an item is changed in an existing purchase order, and how the change information can be found by querying those two tables. The tables contain change records for most SAP documents across different functional areas.

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    Change SAP Documents - CDHDR & CDPOS

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    The document discusses how SAP ECC 5.0 stores changes made to various SAP documents in tables CDHDR and CDPOS. It provides an example where the short text of an item is changed in an existing purchase order, and how the change information can be found by querying those two tables. The tables contain change records for most SAP documents across different functional areas.

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    Change SAP documents -- tables CDHDR and CDPOS

    This notes relates to SAP ECC (ERP Central Component) 5.0 Changes to a lot of SAP documents are stored in table CDHDR and table CDPOS. This include changes such as: change data in Material Master, changes to Purchase Req (PR), Purch Orders, Contracts, Sales Orders, and many more. Lets look at an example where an existing purchase order (PO) is changed.

    Create a PO (number 4500000616) Now lets make a change to the PO. Lets change the Short text in item 10 from "FLOWERS" to "SAP123".

    The change information can be see in Purchase Order. Menu: Environment > Item Changes

    This changed information are stored in table CDHDR and table CDPOS. Lets see if we can find it by displaying the table using transaction se16 (display table):

    The detail of what was changed is in table CDPOS. The link is via the document number, field CHANGENR. Lets look at table CDPOS

    These tables contains not just PO changes but changes to most SAP documents (accross all functional areas). So, as you can imagine these tables get huge. Entries in tables are grouped by Object Class (field OBJECTCLAS -- Change doc object). Some of these options include:

    OBJECTCLAS - transaction (fields in CDHDR)


    ADRESSE - xk01 ADRESSE3 - su01 BANF - me54n BELEG - vf21 BETRIEB - vd02 COND_A - me31k DEBI - xd01, xd02 EINKBELEG - me22n <<< example above ENTRYSHEET - ml85 FEATURE - ct04 INCOMINGINVOICE - mrbr INFOSATZ - me13 KLASSE - cl02 KRED - xk02 LIEFERUNG - vl03n MATERIAL - mm01 MM_SERVICE - me22n MRP_AREA - mm01 NRINTERVAL - omh6 PFCG - pfcg REVISION - me32k SACH - fs00 SPEC_TMP - ml10 STLV - ml02 VASMD - ac03 VERKBELEG - va02 .... etc

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