I don’t think there is a way to perform this. The common way to do this is by extending original table and fill the new fields.T-Code: SPDD is somewhat relevant that can be used to compare all the dictionary objects- data elements, tables and structure with old system.T-Code: SPAU can ... Read More

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Generally, it is not required to take the backup as SAP is very secure system and they keep the backup. But if you still want to take the backup, you would require creating a dummy destination, add the objects/your programs to transport and point it to that dummy destination and ... Read More

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NUMC is numeric text. As this is text, SUM function cannot be implemented as it is of type varchar in the database.There is no simple solution to do it. The one method is to copy the data to internal tables, convert the NUMC data into DEC by looping through all ... Read More

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SAPUI5 allows the developer to use their own static HTML elements with the use of UI5 controls in certain areas. It is not closed framework and allows you to use a sap.ui.core.HTML control to write any amount of plain HTML within an area rendered by UI5 so it allows you ... Read More

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