topic Re: How to view changes made to Program code in PRD? in Application Development and Automation Discussions

How to view changes made to Program code in PRD?

Former Member — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 10:37:55 GMT

Hi all,

I'm currently auditing SAP landscape management and noted the following in the PRD environment:

1. table logging is disabled (transaction SM31)

2. profile logging is disabled

3. transaction SM20 doesn't give anything

4. don't have access to changes with SECR transaction.

My question is how can I have a population of changes made directly in program codes on PRD? (without going trhough the transport manager).

SAP R/3 release: 4.5B

Thanks for your help

Re: How to view changes made to Program code in PRD?

Former Member — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:03:05 GMT

If changes are made directly in Production system (ouch!) then the program source might differ between development and production.

So, do a remote comparison between both systems for the program you want to check (go to version overview of the program).

Re: How to view changes made to Program code in PRD?

Former Member — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:05:41 GMT

Hi Rainatou,

Change logs are disabled in PRD considering the database load and performance.

The changes to program code can be better viewed in DEV by displaying the program,Utilities,Version management.

If you want to compare to code in DEV and PROD you can use split screen editor (SE39).

Regards,

Babul.

Re: How to view changes made to Program code in PRD?

Former Member — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:14:41 GMT

Hi,

Open ur program in SE38..


Go to Utilities-->Version-->Version Management-
Press Remote Comparison
Give Target system name and enter...

Thats all...

Re: How to view changes made to Program code in PRD?

Former Member — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:15:46 GMT

Thanks for your prompt and helpful replies.

However, with the suggested solutions, I'll have to check one by one the programs. Is there any solution that'll provide me with a list of all programs changed (e.g different from DEV to PRD)?