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Making Data Table in SAP

Making table data transportable in SAP involves using the Table Maintenance Generator tool to select the "Standard Recording Routine" option, which allows data entered in a view using SM30 to be included in transport requests, maintaining consistency across systems. This ensures data is synchronized across the landscape rather than having to maintain each system individually. The Table Maintenance Generator is accessed via transaction SE11 and can be applied directly to tables or indirectly via views.

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Making Data Table in SAP

Making table data transportable in SAP involves using the Table Maintenance Generator tool to select the "Standard Recording Routine" option, which allows data entered in a view using SM30 to be included in transport requests, maintaining consistency across systems. This ensures data is synchronized across the landscape rather than having to maintain each system individually. The Table Maintenance Generator is accessed via transaction SE11 and can be applied directly to tables or indirectly via views.

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Making Table Data Transportable in SAP

Some clients wants data in the table to be maintained directly onto Live server whereas some wants is to be transportable across
systems/landscape for maintaining data consistancy.
Table Maintenance Generator is used for this. The process can be applied to directly to the table or by using view.

Steps:
1. Go to the table/view and select SE11 —> utilities —> Table Maintenance Generator.
2. In this screen for the section “Dialog data transport Details” the
“Standard Recording Routine” option should be selected.

Then only will the system ask for Transport requsest when entering data using view in SM30. Otherwise, selecting No will make
data nontransportable, thus you have to maintain data on each system individually.

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