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/AIF/PERS_TABLE_GENERATOR - Table Generator for Structured Persistence
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Purpose
You use this report to generate database tables from the RAW structure of an SAP Application Interfavce Framework interface. Once generated, the tables are used as structured persistence layer for storing messages of this interface.
You can influence the behavior of this report by setting some general parameters. To do so, choose the Settings button. You can specify name of the parameter name, its value, and define wether it is active or not. The following parameters are available:
- MAX_NUM_OF_COLUMNS_PER_DBTAB: Defines how many columns are allowed for one database table.
- MAX_NUM_OF_STR_COLS_PER_DBTAB: Defines how many columns with datatype string are allowed for one database table.
Integration
To enable your interface for the structured persistence, you also need to define the following engines for it in Customizing:
- Application Engine: Structured Persistence
- Persistence Engine: Structured Persistence
- Selection Engine: Structured Persistence
- Logging Engine: AIF Application Log
Prerequisites
Features
Selection
You select the interface, a package and transport request, and define a prefix for the DDIC objects to be created.
The next screen provides you with a preview of which RAW structure components map to which database tables and fields. If you are fine with what the program will create in DDIC, choose Execute to trigger the actual creation.
Standard Variants
Output
After execution, you get a detailed log listing all objects that have been created or a reason why they could not be created.
Activities
Example
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