f I want to check if some table gets captures in update set or not, how to check this?
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f I want to check if some table gets captures in update set or not, how to check this?
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Hi @gatiref872 ,
Hi @tushar_ghadage ,
Navigate to System Update Sets > Local Update Sets.
Open the update set you want to inspect (click its name).
In the update set form, locate the Customer Updates related list.
Right-click the Customer Updates related list and choose Open in new window.
In the new window, click the Type column header and choose Group by Class.
Inspect the grouped classes:
If you see a group named Type:Table → the table (table creation/definition) was captured in the update set.
If you see a group named Type:Dictionary → field additions or changes (dictionary entries) were captured.
Quick troubleshooting / tips
Ensure the correct update set was selected (active) when you made the changes.
If you don’t see the expected class, re-check that the change was performed while the update set was active and then re-open the Customer Updates list.
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Thanks and Regards,
Ayush
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3 hours ago
Hi @gatiref872 ,
Go to System Definition > Dictionary, filter for the table name, and see if the dictionary record has the update_synch attribute set (only tables with update_synch=true have their config captured in update sets).....Also check the sys_update_xml table for entries whose name or target_name corresponds to your table (or the specific record you modified) to see if your change was logged there....
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