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If a table doesn't have MANDT as part of the primary key, it is

  1. a structure

  2. invalid

  3. client-independent

  4. not mandatory
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Explanation

In SAP, MANDT is the client field (Mandant in German). When MANDT is part of the primary key, data is client-specific (different for each client). Without MANDT in the primary key, the table contains client-independent data shared across all clients. It's still a valid table, not a structure, and 'mandatory' refers to field properties, not the MANDT field itself.

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