Scribd
Upload
223 views

Change Entries in SE16 in Debug Mode

This document discusses SAP ABAP and related topics like SAP interface technologies, SAP Java and J2EE, SAP Web applications, and SAP Workflow. It also provides tips for using SAP, including how to change all SAP user account passwords from one location and get data to show in an SAP ALV Grid. The document describes how to modify tables in SE16 debug mode to allow maintaining tables without authorization by changing attribute values.

Uploaded by

Mahesh Kamdey
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
223 views

Change Entries in SE16 in Debug Mode

This document discusses SAP ABAP and related topics like SAP interface technologies, SAP Java and J2EE, SAP Web applications, and SAP Workflow. It also provides tips for using SAP, including how to change all SAP user account passwords from one location and get data to show in an SAP ALV Grid. The document describes how to modify tables in SE16 debug mode to allow maintaining tables without authorization by changing attribute values.

Uploaded by

Mahesh Kamdey
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

THIS ARTICLE COVERS

SAP ABAP
RELATED TOPICS

 SAP interface technologies


 SAP Java and J2EE
 SAP Web applications
 SAP Workflow

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING ELSE?

 Quick copy/cut & paste tip using SAP Ctrl+Y


 Getting data to show in an SAP ALV Grid
 Changing all SAP user account passwords from one location

TECHNOLOGIES
Database table editors

PRODUCTS
SAP
Related Content

 Change entries in SE16 in debug mode– SearchSAP


 How to find column names in a statically defined ...– SearchSAP

 Modify/insert/delete any table in SE16– SearchSAP






Sponsored News

 Leveraging Industry-First HCI Innovations to Enhance Security, Lower TCO and ... –VMware
 Better Together: Hadoop and Your Enterprise Data Warehouse–SAS Institute Inc.

 See More

Vendor Resources

 The Analyst's Guide to Amazon Redshift–Periscope Data


In SAP you cannot maintain tables unless you have authorization. Like for ex.
MARA, one can see the data but can't modify the data itself. Sometimes it
becomes necessary to update that table without writing any report program.
Here's how to do it! The code below was written in v.4.6.

Goto se16 and give the table name DD02L. Press enter. In the table name,
give the name of the tablewhich is to be maintianed (ex. MARA). Press F8 or
execute button. You will see the record corresponding to the table name.
Double click on that. After that in the command field type /h and press enter 2
times. It will go into debug mode. Directly the currsor will come on the code
show below.
" refresh exclude_tab.
if code = 'SHOW'.
set titlebar 'TAB' with name 'anzeigen'(100).
elseif code = 'EDIT'.
set titlebar 'TAB' with name 'andern'(101).
elseif code = 'INSR'.
"
in the field name type "code" and press enter. You will see the value of the
code field to be as SHOW. Make it EDIT and press "Change FLD Contents"
and press F8. Now you can edit the parameters of the table. There is one
attribute of the table called as "Tab.Maint.Allowed" make that field as "X" and
press F8. Now comeout and go into se16 again and now give the respective
table name (in this case, MARA) so that you can make the changes there
itself. If you want to remove the table maintainance option again, go into se16-
>DD02L->Double Click record->Debug Mode->make the 

You might also like