SAP Table T682
Conditions: Access Sequences
What Is the SAP T682 Table?
SAP T682 Table is used to store Access Sequence Configuration details in SAP. It contains the important settings used to access sequence for pricing.
In Sales and Distribution (SD), an Access Sequence determines the order in which SAP check different condition tables to find the applicable pricing condition records during sales transactions.
The T682 table contains the information such as Condition Usage, Application, Access Sequence Key, Active Indicator, and Rebate Relevance Indicator.
Access sequence is identifies by the Access Sequence Key (KOZGF) within its Application and Condition Usage. The Individual Accesses and assigned condition tables are maintained in the related table T682I and field assignments for these accesses are maintained in T682Z.
Quick overview
| SAP table | T682 |
|---|---|
| Short description | Conditions: Access Sequences |
| Table type | Transparent table |
| Primary key | KVEWE (Usage of the condition table), KAPPL (Application), KOZGF (Access Sequence) |
| Client-dependent | No |
Important fields explained
| Field | SAP field description | What this field means |
|---|---|---|
KVEWE |
Usage of the condition table | Condition usage that identifies the area in which the condition technique is used, such as pricing or output. |
KAPPL |
Application | Application area in which the access sequence is used, such as Sales and Distribution. |
KOZGF |
Access Sequence | Access sequence that defines which condition tables are searched and in what order. |
KOZGV |
Relevant for Rebate | Indicator showing whether the access sequence is relevant for rebate processing. |
KZAKT |
Active indicator for access sequence | Indicator showing whether the access sequence is active. |
KKMOD |
Module pool for condition access | Module pool setting associated with condition access. |
At a glance
- Module
- Sales and Distribution SD
- Application component
- MASTER DATA SD-MD
- Subcomponent
- CONDITIONS SD-MD-CM
Technical details
- Delivery class
- E (Control table, SAP and customer have separate key areas)
- Data class
- APPL2 (Organization and customizing)
- Package
- Application development Conditions (VKON)
Primary key fields
| Field | Description | Data element | Type | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
KVEWE
|
Usage of the condition table | KVEWE | CHAR | 1 |
KAPPL
|
Application | KAPPL | CHAR | 2 |
KOZGF
|
Access Sequence | KOZGF | CHAR | 4 |
Table fields
12 fields
12 fields
| Field | Description | Data element | Domain | Type | Length | Decimals | Check table |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
KVEWE
Key
|
Usage of the condition table | KVEWE | KVEWE | CHAR | 1 | — | T681V |
KAPPL
Key
|
Application | KAPPL | KAPPL | CHAR | 2 | — | T681A |
KOZGF
Key
|
Access Sequence | KOZGF | KOZGF | CHAR | 4 | — | |
KOZGV
|
Relevant for Rebate | KOZGV | KOZGV | CHAR | 1 | — | |
KZAKT
|
Active indicator for access sequence | KZAKT | XFELD | CHAR | 1 | — | |
KKMOD
|
Module pool for condition access | KKMOD | KKMOD | CHAR | 1 | — | |
RPTSX
|
Suffix for the generated report | RPTSX | CHAR3 | CHAR | 3 | — | |
MANDT
|
Client | MANDT | MANDT | CLNT | 3 | — | T000 |
SYPSY
|
Name of SAP System | SYSYSID | SYCHAR08 | CHAR | 8 | — | |
SYSID
|
Name of SAP System | SYSYSID | SYCHAR08 | CHAR | 8 | — | |
SAPRL
|
Release of SAP System | SYSAPRL | SYCHAR04 | CHAR | 4 | — | |
EXT_COUNTER_USED
|
Ind. to Control Use of 2-/3-Digit Access Counter (obsolete) | EXT_COUNTER_USED | XFELD | CHAR | 1 | — |
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Editorial and verification
- Content editor
- ERPSAP Content Team
- Technical reviewer
- ERPSAP Technical Review Team
- Verified against
- SAP S/4HANA 2023 On-Premise system
- Last updated
- October 11, 2026
The information on this SAP T682 table page is based on the verified SAP S/4HANA 2023 on-premise system identified above. Table definitions, fields, and availability may differ across SAP releases and customer-specific systems.