Answer Posted / shiva

Assuming that SAP has not made any changes to the table
that you added an append to, the standard table will remain
the same. The append will still be there as well.

If SAP delivers changes to the table it will show up in
SPDD and you will be given the chance to reinclude your
append. If for example you created the append because of an
SAP note it is possible that SAP will incorporate the
fields that you added in the append into the new version of
the table delivered with the upgrade. In that case you will
want to discard the append.

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