SAP table and field search technique

You want to create an ABAP query or ABAP report using fields that you can find on transaction
screens, but you don’t know where the data are stored. This paper describes some techniques you can use to find
the data. Some fields may still resist these techniques; there are certainly more ways yet to chase them down.
Thanks to the many SAP consultants and others who contributed to these strategies.

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