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Generated by Jive on 2015-09-15+02:00 1 How to find SAP tables related to a functional area (Sub Module) We all struggle to find the correct table for a particular functionality in SAP. It’s not easy to remember all the tables pertaining to a particular module or sub module. I would rather say it is practically impossible keep track of the tables all the time. This document will help you find all relevant SAP tables, for a particular area, in a single page. Although, it’s not something very technical but this will help you find tables in a hassle-free way. Let’s start with a basic concept that SAP tables are ABAP objects and they are clustered under a package. Standard tables are grouped under standard packages and Z -tables under custom packages. Once you know the package you are working on, you can easily find out all the tables under that package. This is very much handy to functional consultant working on standard / custom object and want to find out all relevant tables in that particular area. There are multiple ways to find them, I have listed few ways For example, you want to know the tables used in KANBAN. Go to SE11 / SE16N Enter Package for KANBAN (MD05) and press enter

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How to find SAP tables related to a functionalarea (Sub Module)

We all struggle to find the correct table for a particular functionality in SAP. It’s not easy toremember all the tables pertaining to a particular module or sub module. I would rather say it ispractically impossible keep track of the tables all the time.

This document will help you find all relevant SAP tables, for a particular area, in a single page.

Although, it’s not something very technical but this will help you find tables in a hassle-free way.

Let’s start with a basic concept that SAP tables are ABAP objects and they are clustered undera package. Standard tables are grouped under standard packages and Z -tables under custompackages. Once you know the package you are working on, you can easily find out all the tablesunder that package.

This is very much handy to functional consultant working on standard / custom object and want to find out all

relevant tables in that particular area. There are multiple ways to find them, I have listed few ways

For example, you want to know the tables used in KANBAN.

Go to SE11 / SE16N

Enter Package for KANBAN (MD05) and press enter

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You will get the list of ABAP tables related to KANBAN.This list is not only restricted to transparent tables but

also to Customizing tables.

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Packages differ from Module to Module and remembering these packages is not an easy task so in that case

you can find it by using ABAP transaction SE93

Let’s say you have to find out tables related to MRP and the transaction used to run requirementplanning MD01 / MD02 etc…

Go to SE93

Enter transaction code > Click Display

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You will get the desired package:

Now Enter this package in SE11 > F4 > Package Field

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You will have list of MRP relevant tables:

You can also use package MD03 for get list of other MRP / LTP / MPS related tables:

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If you do not want have to use SE93 or you do not have access to ABAP transactions or you want to explore all

the packages under a module or sub module then use following path:

Go to SE11 > Press F4 (in Database table) and chose the option of “SAP Application”

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Navigate up to desired package and you will get the list of tables. Below example shows the list of tables

related to Work centers.

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You can also go to SE80 – Object navigator – Repository Browser – Package – Package Name

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All packages are stored in TDEVC tables. Here you can get the list of all packages in SAP (all modules) Just

for the information, I have listed few (not all) of the packages in PP modules.

PP Functional Area Package

Material BOM CS

Production Version CPFX

Standard Routing CP

Engineering Change Management CC

Work center CR

Production Resources & tools CF

MRP MD

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LTP / MPS MD03

Demand Management (Planned Orders) MD

Demand Management (PIR) MDPB

KANBAN MD05

Production Orders CO

Process Orders COCR

Info structure - SOP MCP1

Product group – SOP MCP2

Forecast MPRO

Capacity Planning CY

Capacity Scheduling CX

Capacity Levelling CY01

REM MD04

Information System MCF

etc… etc…