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RE: [sap-abap] Any Consideration Adding Custom Fields to Standard Tables?

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Reply from Lukasz Pegiel on Feb 25 at 5:44 PM
The other solution would be to use classifications on material.

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Lukasz
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---------------Original Message---------------
From: john.louk
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 3:32 PM
Subject: Any Consideration Adding Custom Fields to Standard Tables?

Nearly 50 fields. That seems quite suspect as to the purpose and need that these should be on MARA.

It should involve a good bit of thought and analysis before adding fields to any SAP table. That is not to say that it is wrong to add fields. But, it should not be taken lightly. On master data tables (like MARA), there should not be any transactional type data appended to the table. It might be that the field is going to help control the process then it is likely you would extend SAP. The other thing is you can also do this with custom tables. So, I would imagine there is a good deal of subjective opinions this whole topic. One other thing is the use of the ExtensionIn and ExtensionOut structures in BAPIs. These are limited to 960 characters. So, if you Append in in a include (or you use an Include delivered by SAP for custom fields), it might be that you exceed the limit of the extension structures.


Cheers,

John

 
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