Re: [sap-basis] Which SAP tables are used to store information during User creation in SU01
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 | Posted by hovering_yogi (SAP SD Consultant, Sony) on Apr 15 at 3:14 AM |  Mark as helpful |
Thats a nice detailed question - however you would have been better of
typing in SAP CUSTOMER TABLE RELATIONSHIPS into google and choosing the
first result in the list.
You can also of course find out all those tables by doing F1 and selecting
the technical help icon on most of the fields (those that aren't populated
into structures first) or running a trace via ST05 when you access the
transaction - but those kind of questions need to go into the newbies group
not here...
So before posting please try and help yourself a little bit first...
They must not of course insert directly into the tables - you should use
IDOCs to load from external systems which will perform appropriate
validation on the data sent and ensure you don't end up with unusuable
customers in sap.
Good luck
Steve.
On 15 April 2010 07:59, ravusri11 via sap-basis <
sap-basis@groups.ittoolbox.com> wrote:
> Posted by ravusri11(Mr.)
> on Apr 15 at 3:00 AM
> Hi,
>
> We are having 2 applications. One is CORE and the other is SAP. There is a
> project going on which saves user info., in CORE application and SAP
> application at same time rather than entering the details manually.
>
> In order to save the user details in SAP, they are asking about the tables
> involved for storing user information.
>
> In su01, there are lot of fields in Address, Logon data, Defaults,
> Parameters, Roles, Profiles etc., They are asking for SAP table which stores
> these information, so that they will use their tool to push user information
> directly onto the tables.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Jayachandra
__.____._ typing in SAP CUSTOMER TABLE RELATIONSHIPS into google and choosing the
first result in the list.
You can also of course find out all those tables by doing F1 and selecting
the technical help icon on most of the fields (those that aren't populated
into structures first) or running a trace via ST05 when you access the
transaction - but those kind of questions need to go into the newbies group
not here...
So before posting please try and help yourself a little bit first...
They must not of course insert directly into the tables - you should use
IDOCs to load from external systems which will perform appropriate
validation on the data sent and ensure you don't end up with unusuable
customers in sap.
Good luck
Steve.
On 15 April 2010 07:59, ravusri11 via sap-basis <
sap-basis@groups.ittoolbox.com> wrote:
> Posted by ravusri11(Mr.)
> on Apr 15 at 3:00 AM
> Hi,
>
> We are having 2 applications. One is CORE and the other is SAP. There is a
> project going on which saves user info., in CORE application and SAP
> application at same time rather than entering the details manually.
>
> In order to save the user details in SAP, they are asking about the tables
> involved for storing user information.
>
> In su01, there are lot of fields in Address, Logon data, Defaults,
> Parameters, Roles, Profiles etc., They are asking for SAP table which stores
> these information, so that they will use their tool to push user information
> directly onto the tables.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Jayachandra
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