Reply from siegsander on Jul 20 at 10:16 AM The email address is actually stored in a table. The structure takes data from multiple tables to populate the screen fields. If F1 help shows that the value is in a structure you can use this technique to find the source table.
Open F1, click on Technical Information button
Double Click on Field name, this displays the structure at the point of the field name
Double Click on the Data Element associated with the Field Name, this displays the Dictionary for the data element
Click on Where Used icon Box with three arrows, this lists the types of objects the data element can be used in.
Tick Table Fields, and execute. In my system this returned 78 tables, yours may be different.
Scroll through the tables, till you find one of interest, in this case ADR6 appears to be the one I want.
To confirm you can Double click the field name in the table, this displays the Table Dictionary, here click the contents Icon, which launches SE16, here click Number of Entries.
If you get a large number, you are probably in the right place.
You can always get a technical developer to help identify the table that are in the structure, which is usually easier, but the above method works.
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: ornaco
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 5:30 AM
Subject: Export Data from Structure
Hi all, I need your help please:
I have to export vendor's E-mail address for the relevant users this field is not a table field but a data stored in structure. Any idea how I can get to the data?
That's what I found on F1 (sap help) in the field.
Entries of the form .INCLUDE or .APPEND show that it is not a regular field, but an include or an append structure.
The name of the include or append structure in this case can be found in the field Component type
H E L P!!!!!
Thanks,
Orna |
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