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Debug data browser SE16

Frederic De Bruycker

You can change entries via Data browser by means of debugging. Here's how:

1. Goto Databrowser (SE16)
2. Select the table that you want to change.
3. Select the table record that you want to change and select the button with the glasses (display F7).
4. Type /h. You now get into debugging mode
5. Change the code variable from 'SHOW' to 'EDIT'. Now you have change access to the table record. Make your changes (watch for database inconsistencies!) and click the save button to save your changes.

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