No matter security on table editing. When in transaction SE16N use the command &SAP_EDIT in the command field in SAP and off you go: edit table content directly.
NOTE: Know what you are doing cause this is far from a best practice way of changing data and can screw up things pretty bad if you don’t really know what you are doing. If the value that you wish to change is a dependent variable to another (background) process stay clear of this method. If you are not sure – seriously: don’t edit the table content.
1) Go to transaction SE16N or alternatively use shortcut and type just ‘N’. Enter here the table that you wish to edit.
2) In the command field enter ‘&SAP_EDIT’ and press enter. The maintenance indicator in SE16N will switch on.
3) Narrow your search results by entering selection criteria and press F8 to run the report.
4) You can remove lines or just add/change data and press save.
NOTE: Know what you are doing cause this is far from a best practice way of changing data and can screw up things pretty bad if you don’t really know what you are doing. If the value that you wish to change is a dependent variable to another (background) process stay clear of this method. If you are not sure – seriously: don’t edit the table content.
1) Go to transaction SE16N or alternatively use shortcut and type just ‘N’. Enter here the table that you wish to edit.
2) In the command field enter ‘&SAP_EDIT’ and press enter. The maintenance indicator in SE16N will switch on.
Command field entry
4) You can remove lines or just add/change data and press save.
&SAP_EDIT - SE16N - Table results
NOTE:
SAP has removed this
function with note 1420281.
“The content was delivered in Release 600 with Support Package 17 and Support Package 18.”
NOTE:
SAP has removed this
function with note 1420281.
“The content was delivered in Release 600 with Support Package 17 and Support Package 18.”
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