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    Modify Your SAP Database Table Maintenance Events, Screen, Interface and Code

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    This document discusses Table Maintenance Generator (TMG), which is a tool used to create and modify custom database tables in SAP. TMG can be generated using transactions SE54 or SE11. It allows end users to add, edit, and delete entries in custom tables without advanced access. Events can be added to TMG to enhance its functionality when maintaining table entries. Common events include those that execute before or after saving, deleting, or creating new entries.

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    This document discusses Table Maintenance Generator (TMG), which is a tool used to create and modify custom database tables in SAP. TMG can be generated using transactions SE54 or SE11. It allows end users to add, edit, and delete entries in custom tables without advanced access. Events can be added to TMG to enhance its functionality when maintaining table entries. Common events include those that execute before or after saving, deleting, or creating new entries.

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    This document discusses Table Maintenance Generator (TMG), which is a tool used to create and modify custom database tables in SAP. TMG can be generated using transactions SE54 or SE11. It allows end users to add, edit, and delete entries in custom tables without advanced access. Events can be added to TMG to enhance its functionality when maintaining table entries. Common events include those that execute before or after saving, deleting, or creating new entries.

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    TMG

    Introduction
    Table Maintenance Generator (TMG) is a tool which is used to create equipment by which customized tables created
    by end users can be changed as required, such as making an entry to that table, deleting an entry, modifying an
    existing entry etc.
    Table Maintenance generator can be created using transaction SE54 or SE11.
    A table maintenance generator is used to create table maintenance program to add, modify or delete records in the
    database tables. It is generated to maintain customizing data with these maintenance dialogs.
    We can check the table maintenance dialog in SM30 or SE16. In SM30, We have display and maintain options. Display
    option is used to view the table contents and maintain option is used to maintain the entries in the table.

    Reasons to use Table Maintenance Generator


    There are different reasons due to which table maintenance generator is used.
    1. In the production system, end-users will not be having access to transaction codes like SE11 and
    SE16. Therefore, developers will not be having access to many transaction codes including the above SE11 and SE16.
    So in order to edit or create the contents of a database table, we should go for table maintenance generator.
    2. With the help of table maintenance generator, we can edit or create multiple entries at a time.
    3. Various events can be added to the table maintenance generator to maintain the entries. These events get
    triggered while maintaining the entries in the table. They help in enhancing the functionality of the table
    maintenance.

    Modify your SAP database table maintenance events, screen, interface and code.

    Once you have created your basic SAP database table and then added a standard table maintenance to it you may
    find that you want to change the functionality of it slightly. I.e. you may want to display a message when the data is
    saved or prevent users from saving certain combinations of data.

    If you required to have custom logic/custom validations in your already created table maintenance, you can use
    events to implement custom requirements. Events in table maintenance allow developers to access and modify
    predefined positions in the maintenance dialog which couldn’t be access using user flow logic modules. These event
    modules are dynamically executed at table maintenance runtime. There are different types of events which executes
    at different sections of the maintenence PAI and PBO runtime. For example, before saving the data, after saving the
    data, before deleting, after deleting are few of the event types available.

    Transaction Codes

    SE54: Generate Table Maintenance Dialog


    SE55: Table view maintenance DDIC call
    SE56: Table view display DDIC call
    SE57: Deletion of Table Maintenance

    Table Maintenance Events


    The value to be displayed on the maintenance screen for any field can also be altered as per the requirement like
    for every new entry in the table one of the field should have the constant value appearing automatically. For this
    purpose, the event needs to be chosen which performs the action. In this case event "05 creating a new entry".

    List of Events available in Table maintenance

    01 Before saving the data in the database


    02 After saving the data in the database

    03 Before deleting the data displayed

    04 After deleting the data displayed

    05 Creating a new entry

    06 After completely performing the function 'Get original'

    07 Before correcting the contents of a selected field

    08 After correcting the contents of a selected field

    09 After getting the original of an entry

    10 After creating the header entries for the change task (E071)

    11 After changing a key entry for the change task (E071K)

    12 After changing the key entries for the change task (E071K)

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