Sunday, 1 May 2011

SEARCH HELP and Lock Objects

SEARCH HELP

ABAP Dictionary: search help  & lock objects                                                                                                                                  

Customer table                                                            ORDER TABLE























   Search help : provide a list of values from database provide the curser or respective field and press F4 for search the

v                       if it is simple F4 it can check the tables independently but it does n’t check relation b/w the tables i.e. primary key & foreign key relation shown in above fields.
v                       If it is match code objects first it can check the tables intently late it can check relation b/w the tables also.
v                       So match code object +F4 in better
v                       With Match code objects user can avoid  ‘Data redundancy’

§   Having r/3 Presentation server
§   Apart from it having Application server and having R/3 database server
§   Imagine these environment
§   Now I can say Presentation server having SAP GUI FRONT-END
§   We are going to use recruitment application in R/3 application server
§   If u look into tables having dept tables, having emp details tables in database server
§   END-USER can work on Recruitment application in Application server
§   With SEARCH HELP user can get list of values from R/3 database
§   F4 is for SEARCH HELP
§   Regarding search help SAP provided MATCH CODE objects concepts
§   Make it I implemented MATCH CODE objects on dept tables
§   Match code object+f4 is also search help

F4 is for search help and it can execute search help while searching the data independently from respective tables

*                  Match code objects + F4 is for search help and it can execute search help based on primary foreign key relations
*                  Match code objects avoids data redundancy.

Lock Objects
Enque service works based on lock object. It provides data integrity in SAP R/3.



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