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Again SUIM !!

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For a USER I got the a profile has been added.The attribute Name of the changed field is USR10-PROFN

How do I identify this USR10-PROFN?

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> How do I identify this USR10-PROFN?

Rule of thumb is that a field description with a dash in it is TABLE-FIELD. So look in table USR10 for field PROFN.

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Here is my confusion !

1.SUIM Says that I have changed on a profile,profilenumber - as per USR10-PRFN

2. When I explore the table USR10 ..there is not a mention of the this profile # !! hence no changes

How Do I explain this ?

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> Here is my confusion !

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> 1.SUIM Says that I have changed on a profile,profilenumber - as per USR10-PRFN

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> 2. When I explore the table USR10 ..there is not a mention of the this profile # !! hence no changes

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> How Do I explain this ?

Maybe you've deleted this profile?

That would be a change for this table/field which is not to be found in the table anymore.

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The profile is not deleted !! Its present on the user hence the problem

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Which is the table, where I can see the changes for the user --example the profile added /deleted by whom at what time ?

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The following are useful history tables

USH02 - Change history for logon data

USH04 - Change history for authorizations

USH10 - Change history for authorization profiles

USH12 - Change history for authorization values

USH04 will have the info you want, though it's not easy to get.......

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Thanks folks...all messges helped