transparent tables Vs pooled tables
Transparent tables:
Procedure
If SAP again delivers a table whose transparent flag is set as a pooled table, it will remain transparent in the user system. If you want to convert a table whose transparent flag is set back to a pooled table, you must first cancel the transparent flag. Then activate the technical settings. You can only change the table category after these actions.
If there is a revised version of a pooled table, it cannot be converted to a transparent table with the transparent flag. In this case the technical settings of the table cannot be activated when the transparent flag is set.
There are some restrictions for transparent tables (number of key fields, key length, table length) that are not valid for pooled tables. Only those pooled tables which satisfy all these restrictions can be converted with the transparent flag. If one of these restrictions is violated, the technical settings cannot be activated. In this case you can find the cause of the error in the activation log.
Transparent tables:
- Transparent tables in the dictionary have a one-to-one relation with the table in database. Its structure corresponds to single database field. Table in the database has the same name as in the dictionary. Transparent table holds application data.
- Pooled tables in the dictionary have a many-to-one relation with the table in database. Table in the database has the different name as in the dictionary. Pooled table are stored in table pool at the database level.
Procedure
- From the maintenance screen of the pooled table, go to the maintenance screen for the technical settings of the pooled table with Technical settings.
- Select Convert to transparent table. This will only correct the technical settings and not the table definition.
- Maintain the remaining attributes of the technical settings.
- Activate the technical settings.
If SAP again delivers a table whose transparent flag is set as a pooled table, it will remain transparent in the user system. If you want to convert a table whose transparent flag is set back to a pooled table, you must first cancel the transparent flag. Then activate the technical settings. You can only change the table category after these actions.
If there is a revised version of a pooled table, it cannot be converted to a transparent table with the transparent flag. In this case the technical settings of the table cannot be activated when the transparent flag is set.
There are some restrictions for transparent tables (number of key fields, key length, table length) that are not valid for pooled tables. Only those pooled tables which satisfy all these restrictions can be converted with the transparent flag. If one of these restrictions is violated, the technical settings cannot be activated. In this case you can find the cause of the error in the activation log.
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