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Definition

An object group covers a group of object types, such as A_S3 (ABAP texts) or A_S4 (Repository texts). Object groups enable you to define the scope of translation for each target language. For example, you can define that a "major" language (such as English) translates all object types, and a "minor" language (such as Korean) only translates selected short text object groups.

Use

After you have set up a target language, you should activate object groups for translation into this language. You can only activate entire object groups, not individual object types.

The default status of an object group is Locked. If you want this object group (and all object types contained in it) to be translated into this target language, you need to set the status to Translated.

Structure

The following object groups are available. You can display this information in transaction SLWA, by choosing Object Groups ® Details.

Short Texts

Object Group

Object Type (Abbreviation and Definition)

A_O1

OTR Level 1

LTR1 OTR level 1 long texts

OTR1 OTR level 1 short texts

A_O2

OTR Level 2

LTR2 OTR level 2 long texts

OTR2 OTR level 2 short texts

A_O3

OTR Level 3

LTR3 OTR level 3 long texts

OTR3 OTR level 3 short texts

A_S1

(Partial Delivery 1)

SHI3 Hierarchy node texts

SHI5 Extensions of a hierarchy

STD Standard tables: client-specific

TOBJ Customizing objects

UPK Authorization profiles

UPT Authorizations

A_S2

(Partial Delivery 2)

STI Standard tables: cross-client

TLOG Logical objects

A_S3

(ABAP texts)

ACGR Roles

AGL Role descriptions

CCTT Control composite texts

CUA User interfaces

MESS Messages

REPT ABAP text pool

SCRT Screen Painter texts

SSCT Screen control

TRAN Transactions

A_S4

(Repository texts)

DOMA Domains

DTEL Data elements

MCID Matchcode IDs

MCOB Matchcode objects

SHLP Search help texts

TABT Table titles

TTYP Table types

TYPE Type groups

VALU Fixed values for domains

VIEW Views

A_S5

(Other interface texts)

CHDO Definitions for change documents

DSEL Dynamic selections

FSEL Field selection

LDBT Logical databases

NROB Number ranges

VARI Report variants

A_S6

(Technical short texts)

BEZD Foreign key relationships

CCTH Control composite headers

CLAS Classes and interfaces

CUAD Programmer interface documentation

DEVC Packages

DIAL Dialog modules

ENQU Lock objects

FUNC Function titles, parameters and exceptions

INDX Secondary indexes

LIBT Function groups

MSAG Message classes

SCRH Screen Painter headers

SGPA Set-Get parameters

SQLT SQL tables

SYAG System log: message texts

C_A1

(Application texts)

ATD Application tables: client-specific

ATI Application tables: cross-client

Long Texts

Object Group

Object Type (Abbreviation and Definition)

B_L1

(IMG)

HY Hypertext modules

B_L2

(Release notes)

IN Release notes

B_L3

(Dialog texts)

DT Dialog texts

B_L4

(Forms and styles)

FORM Forms

SSF SAPscript smart forms

STYL Styles

B_L5

(F1 Help)

DE Data element documentation

DZ Data element supplement documentation

NA Message documentation

RE Report, function group, logical database documentation

TX General long texts

UO Authorization object documentation

UP Authorization profile documentation

B_L6

(Technical long texts)

CA Class attributes

CE Class events

CF Program function documentation

CL Classes

CO Class methods

CT Internal types in a class

FU Function modules/parameters documentation

FX Function module exception documentation

IA Interface attributes

IE Interface events

IF Interface

IO Interface methods

MO Modification documentation

SD ABAP syntax

SL System log messages

TB Table documentation

B_L7

(Glossary)

GLS Glossary texts

B_L8

(HR documentation)

HLD HR long texts (client-specific)

HLI HR long texts (cross-client)

HSD HR short texts (client-specific)

HSI HR short texts (cross-client)

Integration

You need to assign object groups for translation before an evaluation can run. If all object groups have status Locked for a specific target language, then no evaluation takes place for this language. If you decide at a later stage to exclude a language from the translation process, you can set all object groups back to status Locked for this language. This ensures that the system excludes this target language from all future evaluations.

Once you activate an object group for a target language, all the object types contained in this object group appear in the translation worklists for this language, after an evaluation has run. If an object group is locked for a target language, the object types contained in this object group do not appear in the translation worklists.

See also:

Defining Object Groups for Translation

Checking Object Type Attributes

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