‎2012 Mar 16 7:50 AM
Hello all,
i have on question about the object keys. If a developer change a SAP standard program for example he get's a request for his developer key and the key for the SAP object. I know how to get this keys and so on.
My question is. Is this object key a part of the transport? So is this key later visible in the productiv system in the table "ADIRACCESS".
I have a customer system and they have a lot of keys in this table. For me the question is, are this modifications made in the production system or this keys are there due to the transport they made from the test system?
Thanks for the answers
‎2012 Apr 09 5:45 PM
ADIRACCESS entries are not part of transport. Recently I implemented some SAP Notes that had some manual changes. So I got access key for the objects. But I didn't see ADIRACCESS entries in the transport.
In our systems, ADIRACCESS has different records.
So your question is
"I have a customer system and they have a lot of keys in this table. For me the question is, are this modifications made in the production system or this keys are there due to the transport they made from the test system?"
It seems yes, they got access keys for their PRD system.
‎2012 Mar 16 8:20 AM
Hi Bernhard,
Yes you are correct. When you transport the core code modifications done in the standard object, the access key entry of ADIRACCESS is also transported. So you would find them in Quality & Production system as well.
It isnt that easy to modify the standard object in each system as BASIS needs to open the system so that folks can work in change mode in Production.
Thanks,
Best regards,
Prashant
‎2012 Mar 16 10:06 AM
Hello Prashant,
thanks for the answer.
For me i was unclear if the acess key is a part of the transport, i am only a basic administrator and in the past i don't pay really attention on this topic. That the key is a part of the transport.
Thanks,
Bernhard
‎2012 Mar 16 12:41 PM
Hi,
In our SAP landscape, all changes are done in SAP DEV system and then copied over to QAS and PRD using transports. I know we never made any exception to this rule.
And here is what I have found.
SAP DEV - Entry in table ADIRACCESS
SAP QAS - Table ADIRACCESS empty
SAP PRD - Table ADIRACCESS empty
Regards,
Pawan.
‎2012 Mar 16 3:07 PM
Hello,
ok, now i am confused.
is the objectkey now a part of the transport request, If i transport a modification of an SAP standard program from DEV to PRD?
kind regards,
Bernhard
‎2012 Mar 16 11:30 PM
Hi
No, the key are not transported. Frequently they come together with SAP notes and patches. If applied directly to production or quality server, then access key are there.
If applied or modified in source system and then transported by repair request, you will not find the access keys in target system.
I checked some systems and we have about 450 entries in ADIRACCESS in source system, about 50 (all SAP patches) in productive server.
Regards
Clemens.
‎2012 Mar 17 12:16 AM
Hi Bernhard,
Be sure that someone is not modifying the production system. Check the SE06 > System Change Options as well as SCC4 for Clent change options
‎2012 Apr 09 5:45 PM
ADIRACCESS entries are not part of transport. Recently I implemented some SAP Notes that had some manual changes. So I got access key for the objects. But I didn't see ADIRACCESS entries in the transport.
In our systems, ADIRACCESS has different records.
So your question is
"I have a customer system and they have a lot of keys in this table. For me the question is, are this modifications made in the production system or this keys are there due to the transport they made from the test system?"
It seems yes, they got access keys for their PRD system.