Cross-application perspective of one or several tables or parts of a table (columns), used for R/3 Customizing. A view-led Customizing transaction is used for configuring tables for simple business objects. View-led transactions group together all relevant fields for a Customizing object in a view.
Selection of work items compiled on the basis of an evaluation path within the organizational plan.
This evaluation path enables navigation from the user logged on (who wants to compile the view) to other employees in the enterprise and to the customer tasks/standard tasks assigned to them.
A user can therefore "see" work items in their integrated inbox, to which they are not assigned as a possible agent.
Cross-application view of several tables in the ABAP Dictionary.
When you create a table, you assign a key to it. However, the fields in the key may be inadequate for solving some problems, so you can generate a view from several tables or parts of tables.
Display format in the user menu.
When maintaining the user menu, you can choose one of the following display formats:
To switch between these two display formats, you use the 'Change view' pushbutton.
Main screen offered for selection in the Select View(s) dialog box when the user accesses a material master record. The views (such as Basic Data 1, Purchasing, or Work Scheduling) that are selected can then be maintained or displayed, depending on the transaction.
In Consolidation, you can have various views of data: plan, actual, forecast, as well as different hierarchies to reorganize the aforementioned data types for different views of the data.
Selection of work items compiled on the basis of an evaluation path within the organizational plan.
The evaluation path enables navigation from the user logged on (who wants to compile the view) to other employees in the enterprise and to the tasks assigned to them.
The user therefore also sees work items in their Business Workplace, to which they are not assigned as possible agent.
Application-specific view on different tables in the ABAP Dictionary.
When you create a table, a key is assigned as required by the program. The fields contained there could be superfluous when solving a task or they might not be sufficient. In this case you can create a view on several tables or on parts of tables.