CDHDR does not capture the Tcode for vendor master address changes:

[Former Member]

Hi Guys,

Wish you a happy new year.

I have the problem to track the changes of the vendor master. I have a vendor master, which got changed by one user. If I look the change history, I can be able to see the change document number, old value and new value. based on that I used CDHDR table to find out the TCODE which is used for this change, but found no value in the TCODE field. What is the meaning of this? Is it meant to say that this field is updated by other sources other than direct changes (XK02/MK02)? If such a case, is it possible to find out the program or LSMW or BW, etc...which is used for this change?

[Former Member]

search on user and date range if you know the user and date range of which it has changed

[former_member191735]

search on user and date range if you know the user and date range of which it has changed

[Former Member]

I have the user id and date. Other than CDHDR, do we have the option to search the changes based on the USER id for a particular date?

[Former Member]

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> do we have the option to search the changes based on the USER id for a particular date?

Which userid? SCN or SAP userid?

[Former Member]

I believe you are not kidding..

Ofcourse SAP user id in my SAP system.

[former_member191735]

Go to table CDHDR and search using user id and the date that the record has been modified

[Former Member]

I have mentioned already that I am using CDHDR based on the user id /date and I do not get the values

in the field called "Tcode". You are again asking me to do the same....

[Former Member]

If it is a background job, it will not record TCODE. You should get USERNAME & date time which can lead to the source.

[Former Member]

hi

here in vendor master chanage,if the things are not updating properly,ask the functional guy to tell you the SAP STANDARD PROGRAM,to trace all the vendor changes,I had forgot its name,but a program exits for tracing all these things,than u not need to look into CDHDR.