By Abdullah Galal | Galal Consulting In our introduction to SE16H , we unveiled its ability to join tables—a feature that fundamentally changes how you can explore data without writing a single line of ABAP. But how does it work in practice? Today, we move from concept to action. I will guide you step-by-step through creating an Outer Join Definition in SE16H to solve a common business need: displaying a complete view of General Ledger master data by linking three tables in

By Abdullah Galal | Galal Consulting In the first part of this series, we mastered SE16n , the workhorse data browser for every SAP consultant. But if you're working on SAP S/4HANA (or ECC on a HANA database), you have access to a far more powerful tool: SE16H . Think of SE16H as SE16n on steroids. It retains all the familiar functionality but adds a suite of advanced features that let you analyze data in ways previously reserved for custom reports or ABAP code. In this guid

By Abdullah Galal | Galal Consulting Check the free course map here As an SAP consultant, how often have you needed to look directly at the data in a table? Whether you're troubleshooting a custom report, extracting data for an interface, or simply verifying master data, the ability to navigate SAP tables efficiently is a non-negotiable skill. While SAP offers several transactions for this, the one you'll use most is SE16N – the Data Browser . I've been working with SAP since

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