DCDTELCHK SAP (DD: Control String for Data Element Header Tests) Structure details

Dictionary Type: Structure
Description: DD: Control String for Data Element Header Tests




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DCDTELCHK is a standard SAP Structure so does not store data like a database table does. It can be used to define the fields of other actual tables or to process "DD: Control String for Data Element Header Tests" Information within sap ABAP programs.

This is done by declaring abap internal tables, work areas or database tables based on this Structure. These can then be used to store and process the required data appropriately.

i.e. DATA: wa_DCDTELCHK TYPE DCDTELCHK.

The DCDTELCHK table consists of various fields, each holding specific information or linking keys about DD: Control String for Data Element Header Tests data available in SAP. These include SAANAME (DD: Check of name of a DD object for SAA norm), NAMESPACE (DD: Check for correct specification of a namespace), DDTYPENAME (Check for conflict with name of a built-in DD type), ACTFLAG (DD: Check: Valid values in ACTFLAG).. See below for full list along with technical details, documentation, text table, check tables, foreign key relationships, conversion routines, relevant tcodes and example ABAP select code etc. .

Delivery Class: W - System table, contents transportable via separate TR objects
Display/Maintenance via tcode SM30: Display/Maintenance Allowed but with Restrictions
SAP enhancement categories: Cannot Be Enhanced


SAP DCDTELCHK structure fields - Full list of fields found in SAP data dictionary

Field Description Data Element Data Type length (Dec) Check table Conversion Routine Domain Name MemoryID SHLP
CHK_IDDD: Check string ID DCCHKIDNUMC3DCCHKID
SAANAMEDD: Check of name of a DD object for SAA norm DCSAANAMECHAR6DD_CHECK
NAMESPACEDD: Check for correct specification of a namespace DCNAMSPACECHAR6DD_CHECK
DDTYPENAMECheck for conflict with name of a built-in DD type DCDDTYPNAMCHAR6DD_CHECK
ACTFLAGDD: Check: Valid values in ACTFLAG DCDOMA0008CHAR6DD_CHECK
VALEXIDD: Check: Valid values in VALEXI flag DCDOMA0016CHAR6DD_CHECK
LOGFLAGTest for valid values in LOGFLAG DCDTEL0007CHAR6DD_CHECK
LOGFPERMITCheck if change documents are valid DCDTEL0011CHAR6DD_CHECK
DIRECTTYPE DD: Check if Type Defined with Direct Type Entry0
DOMACTIVE DD: Check if Given Domain is Active0
REFTYPE DD: Check if Given Reference Type is Active0
CLIFREFTYP DD: Check if Refer. Class/Interface Is Active/Implemented0
DOMACHANGEDD: Was the domain changed DCDTEL0010CHAR6DD_CHECK
DTRECURSIV Check if the Definition is Recursive0
PROXYTYPE Check: Usage of Generated Proxy Types0
TYPEXISTSDD: Check: Specified data type exists DCDOMA0002CHAR6DD_CHECK
NOTVARCDD: Check: Data type VARC when changing/creating a domain DCDOMA0001CHAR6DD_CHECK
NOTTMSTDD: Check: Data type TMST for changing/creating a domain DCDOMA0018CHAR6DD_CHECK
TYPLENDD: Check: Number of positions appropriate for data type DCDOMA0004CHAR6DD_CHECK
TYPDBLENDD: Check: Number of places appropriate for data type in DB DCDOMA0007CHAR6DD_CHECK
TYPDECIMALDD: Check: Number of decimal places appropriate DCDOMA0005CHAR6DD_CHECK
OUTPUTLENDD: Check: Output lenth approp. for data ty., no. of pos... DCDOMA0009CHAR6DD_CHECK
MAXOUTPLENDD: Check: Max. output length on screens exceeded DCDOMA0032CHAR6DD_CHECK
LOWERCASEDD: Check: Lowercase flag appropriate for data type DCDOMA0013CHAR6DD_CHECK
TYPSIGNDD: Check: Sign appropriate for data type DCDOMA0006CHAR6DD_CHECK
CONVPERMITDD: Check if conversion routine is valid DCDOMA0029CHAR6DD_CHECK
CONVEXITDD: check if conversion routine exists DCDOMA0027CHAR6DD_CHECK
OUTPUTSTYLEDD: Check if output style correctly maintained (type values) DCDOMA0036CHAR6DD_CHECK
MEMORYIDTest for valid parameter ID DCDTEL0001CHAR6DD_CHECK
MEMPERMITCheck if a parameter ID is valid DCDTMIDPERCHAR6DD_CHECK
BIDIPERMITCheck, if setting of bidi or ltr flags makes sense DCBIDILTRCHAR6DD_CHECK
LTRPERMITCheck, if setting of bidi or ltr flags makes sense DCBIDILTRCHAR6DD_CHECK
VTABPERMITDD: Check if definition of value table is valid DCDOMA0031CHAR6DD_CHECK
VTABCLASSDD: Check: Does the value table have the correct table cat. DCDOMA0025CHAR6DD_CHECK
VTABKEYTYPDD: Check: Key domain/data element of value table DCDOMA0011CHAR6DD_CHECK
VTABUSEDDD: Check: Value table for several domains/data elements DCDOMA0012CHAR6DD_CHECK
VTABCHANGEDD: Was the value table changed DCDOMA0026CHAR6DD_CHECK
HEADLENTest of length of short text DCDTEL0003CHAR6DD_CHECK
SCRLEN_STest of short keyword DCDTEL0004CHAR6DD_CHECK
SCRLEN_MTest of medium key word DCDTEL0005CHAR6DD_CHECK
SCRLEN_LTest of long key word DCDTEL0006CHAR6DD_CHECK
SHLPPERMITDD: Check if search help assignment is allowed CDDTSHPERMCHAR6DD_CHECK
SHLPCOMPLCheck if search help assignment is complete CDDTSHLPCLCHAR6DD_CHECK
SHLPACTIVCheck if search help is active CDSHCHKTACCHAR6DD_CHECK
SHFDEXISTDD: Check if search help field exists CDDTSHFDEXCHAR6DD_CHECK
SHFDATTRDD: Check attributes of the search help field CDDTSHFDATCHAR6DD_CHECK
SHFDTYPEDD: Check for type consistency with the search help field CDDTSHFDDOCHAR6DD_CHECK
PACKAGECHKDD: Check Packages of Used Objects DCPACKCHKCHAR6DD_CHECK

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How do I retrieve data from SAP structure DCDTELCHK using ABAP code?

As DCDTELCHK is a database structure and not a table it does not store any data in the SAP data dictionary. The ABAP SELECT statement is therefore not appropriate and can not be performed on DCDTELCHK as there is no data to select.

How to access SAP table DCDTELCHK

Within an ECC or HANA version of SAP you can also view further information about DCDTELCHK and the data within it using relevant transactions such as

SE11 (ABAP Dictionary Maintenance)
SM30 (Maintain Table Data)
SE80 (Object Navigator)
SE16 (Data Browser).


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