If you choose this function, a new database table is generated in which the data is stored. The table format corresponds to the format, in which the data is displayed in the output list. There must not be any tables or structures with this name in either the ABAP dictionary or on the database. The new table has to be checked using the ABAP dictionary.

You can only store BasicCubes and aggregate tables as database tables

When you choose this function, the data is written into a database table that already exists. The format of the table must correspond to the format of the selected data. As a rule, you choose this function after you have created, and initially filled, a database table for this specific selection. You add current data to the data that is already stored in the existing table.

When you choose this function, a file, in which the data is stored, is generated on your local PC. You have the option of opening the file with, for example, Microsoft Excel, Word, or Wordpad.

When you choose this function, a new file, in which the data is stored, is generated on the application server. This option is particularly useful with large quantities of data, since this transfer method can also be run in the background. To run the transfer in the background, choose the pushbutton Execute in Batch.