SQVI (Quick Viewer) for ABAP Developers

by Raju | Friday, January 07, 2011 in Quick Viewer, SQVI, Test Data |

Many a times we developer have tough time finding the right data. Usually we debug our code and try to find the data
simultaneously from tables. Or we write our small test program just to fetch the data and show in report.

There is SAP transaction SQVI (Quick Viewer) which we can use to fetch data. It has drag and drop facility to join
tables and select the fields for output display. It also has feature to generate a selection screen.

And the good part, NO coding is needed. It hardly takes 5 minutes to drag and join the tablesand get a report ready
for finding our right set of data for testing.

Steps:

1. Go to T-Code SQVI. Give a name and press Create button.

2. Give the title and select Data source as Table join from the drop down list and continue.

3. You will go to Choose Data Source screen.

4. Click the Insert button . Second from the left at top to insert tables.

5. Enter the tables for which you want data. In this case,
I have entered data required for Catalog developments.

6. Continue

7. Enter another table for which you want to filter or want

data from.

For this demonstration I am using VBAK table.

8. The system automatically maps the two table with common fields. (Join for developers)

9. Here I am using one more table to filter data.

The second table (VBAK) and third table (VBUP) is automatically mapped with VEBLN field. (You can also link Table 1 and
Table 3. Just put the cursor at the field of Table 1 and drag it to the corresponding field of Table 3. (It is just like mapping in
code). You can link as many tables as you need. And it need not be sequential. You can link 1 st table with the 3rd, 7th .. nth table.
Just drag and drop.

10. Table join is complete. Press back button. You will go to the initial screen.

11. Now select the fields from the three tables, for which
you want to see the report (alv output fields).

Use button or to select fields from right to left and vice-versa.

12. Now prepare selection screen fields (if you want to use filter in selection screen). You can execute even without preparing
the selection screen. In that case, the join will give all records.

To prepare selection screen, select Selection fields Tab as shown below and with the help of button move the required field to
left.

13. Our query is complete. Save it.

Testing:

1. Press Execute button to run the query.

2. The selection screen comes. Enter the value and see the data.

3. Suppose I enter customer 100065898, then the output is

4. Suppose I enter Rejection status for SD item EQ

Blank and Pricing for item is incomplete EQ Blank and with Customer and Sales Organization.
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Thus we see that we can join tables with the drag and drop features and hunt for the data or even generate a report
(with or without selection screen) and that too without a single line of coding.

The functional and testing team would be very familiar with this SAP Transaction Code. This post is intended for the
developers who rarely use this transaction (so that they can use it or at least, know about the existence of this SAP
utility transaction).

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