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Reply from lizard_rgm on Jun 4 at 3:41 AM i have converted a few a tables, without delema.
the main reason was to use in inner joins. the thing to remember is to turn off buffering if the table is large.
the only down side is increased storage req, but thats no big deal.
Regards, Ralph McKnight
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From: Mark von Delft
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 7:13 AM
Subject: Converting Pricing Tables from Pooled to Transparent
Hi gurus
In order to write diagnostic MM-queries, I'd like to convert some pricing
tables from pooled to transparent. I think I'll be able to get away with
doing only a few A+++ tables.
A brief Google search, and a similar SAP-notes search, says nothing about
converting pricing-tables, though there's a lot about converting tables in
general that doesn't mention pricing.
Does anyone have any experience with converting PRICING-tables in
particular? War-stories would be much appreciated.
The only snag I can see is some sorting-assumptions in standard
pricing-code, and a possible performance-impact. We're running Oracle, so
I'm not too worried about the latter (and ECC6 on AIX/Linux).
Profuse thanks in advance
Mark von Delft
Edinburgh
Disclaimer (to cut down the noise):
* I already know that table-conversion can be done in SAP;
* I already know how to do it, and that the conversion takes time;
* Please only answer this if you have personally converted PRICING-tables,
or have been on a project where it was attempted;
* In short, this is a question for gurus, or those with experience.
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