Editing tables directly in SAP, especially critical tables like MIGO (Material Document), is not recommended due to potential data inconsistencies and system errors. Making changes directly to tables can lead to serious consequences such as data corruption, inconsistency in transactions, and even system failures.
Instead, if you need to make changes to material documents or any other SAP data, you should use SAP standard transactions or programs designed for those purposes. For example, to make changes to material documents, you can use transactions like MIGO (Goods Movement), MB1A (Goods Issue), MB1C (Other Goods Receipts), etc., depending on the type of document you need to edit.
If the standard SAP transactions do not meet your specific requirements, consider consulting with your SAP administrator or developer to explore custom solutions that adhere to SAP best practices and ensure data integrity and system stability.
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