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blocking particular user in VA02

former_member193737
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hi Friends

             In my scenario i have to block a user who tends  to change a sales order in  va02  who have not created it in va01 . I have found the enhancement spot for it but by coding how it can be achieved .

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Arun_Prabhu_K
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Hello Selva.

1) Fetch the username (X) who had created the sales order (VBRP-ernam).

2) Compare the current user (sy-uname) with X.

Regards.

Hello Selva.

1) Fetch the username (X) who had created the sales order (VBRP-ernam).

2) Compare the current user (sy-uname) with X.

Regards.

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Arun_Prabhu_K
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Hello Selva.

1) Fetch the username (X) who had created the sales order (VBRP-ernam).

2) Compare the current user (sy-uname) with X.

Regards.

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The approach is right... but it would be VBAK-ERNAM with sy-uname.

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Sorry You are right. It should be VBAK.

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thank u K.Arun Prabhu