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Change log for partner profile changes

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Dear Experts,

How can we find out the user who changed the partner profile(History). Is there any place where this change log is maintained. This is not being stored in CDHDR and CDPOS tables.

Regards,

Prasanna

Dear Experts,

How can we find out the user who changed the partner profile(History). Is there any place where this change log is maintained. This is not being stored in CDHDR and CDPOS tables.

Regards,

Prasanna

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Hi,

The outbound and inbound partner profiles would be updated in tables EDP13 and EDP21 respectively. To check for the logs or history, go to transaction SCU3 (evaluation of change logs) and check the logs for these tables by providing this table name, date duration and select the "Tables" radio button under the criteria "Evaluation for". You would be able to view the user who created or changed or deleted the partner profile along with the message type and the date of change made.

~Bineah.

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CDHDR and CDPOS are related with change pointers....As said above, you need tocheck with SCU3 transaction...

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Dear bineah,

Thanks for the info. But table logging is not active in the system. Is there any other way by which we can find out the user who might have changed the partner profile?

Thanks,

Prasanna

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Prasanna,

EDP13 and EDP21 are the partner profile tables. Please check entries in E071 is the transport was created when someone changed your partner profiles.

Apart from that I dont think this info is stored somewhere.

Below may help:

Regards

Shital

Edited by: shital phadake on Mar 25, 2009 11:12 PM

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Manohar2u
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Look at DBTABLOG table with table name as EDP13/21 etc.

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