Adding data in tr-code SE11 asks for access code

[Former Member]

Hello friends

I have logged in as a user with admin rights and tried to add some data to table KNA1 (using t-code SE11).

It is asking for Access Key. I entered the key (registration key) that i had created for this user as developer by going to the URL service.sap.com/sscr. But when I enter this key, it says the access key is not correct. But the access key is 100 percent correct, since I am just copying and pasting and also double checked for the accuracy.

I tried the same for other admin users with their registration keys, but same problem.

Have you seen this problem before? If so how can resolve this issue? If you can please let me know

I will really appreciate it.

Thanks

Ram

[Former Member]

SE11 is a transaction code used to view / modify data dictionary table structures. It is not a way to enter data to database.

To add data to KNA1, you need to create Customer using transaction XD01.

ashish

[Former Member]

Hi Ram,

First thing it is not advisable to add the data in standard table in this way.

You should use standard transactions or BAPI to do so as there are lots of interdependencis in tables which standard transaction take care.

And the key which you got may be for changing the structure if KNA1 but not for data creation.

Regards,

Atish

[Former Member]

Hi,

Are you adding data or modifying the KNA1 table? If you adding data then its an incorrect way of adding data directly to a SAP table.

If you are modifying the TABLE then what steps you have followed is correct just ensure that when you have registered the object in service.sap.com/sscr you have registered with the corrrect SAP instance number, the key is dependent to instance number.

also take a look at the table ADIRACCESS and see if there is an entry.

Cheers

VJ

[gopi_narendra]

You would need an Acess key to change the table KNA1, so for that ask your basis people to issue you the AccessKey for the table KNA1.

The key which you have entered might be the Developer Access Key which is different from the access key for the table KNA1.

And more over its not suggested to directly change the table KNA1.

Regards

Gopi