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This article is a tutorial on how to create a View Cluster on top of SAP tables. It is extremly useful when you have several SAP tables with hierarchical dependency. This hierarchy is nicely visible on eg. MARA -> MARC -> MARD tables where the KEY grows from MATNR (MARA table) to MATNR + WERKS (MARC) to MATNR + WERKS + LGORT (MARD). To view\/edit data using this hierarchy folding you can use the “View clusters” approach.
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<\/a><\/p>\nRun TCode SE54, go to Edit View Cluster<\/em> screen, type in your cluster view name and press the Test<\/em> button.<\/p>\n We created the view cluster on tables MARA, MARC and MARD. Therefore we can see that all three levels are visible in the left side pannel. The screenshot below displayes entries of the table MARA.<\/p>\n The plant details are now visible, but in our example screenshot the selected material is not maintained on any plant. In the header of the right part of screen you can see the material – dependent field transferred automatically from MARA view after our selection.<\/p>\n Using the same approach you can see the storage location details – you just select an entry in the list on right side and double click on Storage details in the left navigation window.<\/p>\n If we had enough testing data the Material selected in the Material details view and the Plant selected in the Plant details view would be displayed on top of the right part of screen as header entries.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This article is a tutorial on how to create a View Cluster on top of SAP tables. It is extremly useful when you have several SAP tables with hierarchical dependency. This hierarchy is nicely visible on eg. MARA -> MARC … Continue reading <\/a><\/li>\n
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\nEach view will have one-step maintenance type and each view must have different maint.screen number (let’s say, 0001 for ZMM_VMARA, 0002 for ZMM_VMARC and 0003 for ZMM_VMARD)
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\nIn order to see the corresponding Plant details for some material, just select an entry and double click on Plant details in the left navigation.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n