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Developer key issue.

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requirement is to delete delimited access key from table DEVACCESS. Is there any standard program which can be used else any standard process to do this.

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hugo_amo
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Hi Anup,

This table holds information on ABAP developers registered on the system to make changes in the SAP coding eg to provide a patch fix.

Deleted the developers do not have the permission any longer to maintain sap code, but the entry still exists in the table DEVACCESS.

SAP does not provide any report programs to delete the entries from this table.  If you want to delete entries, this has to be realized with anown local report. SAP asks that customers never manually delete the keys from this table.

But, if you still want to delete an SSCR key from table DEVACCESS, please note that this action is done on your own responsibility and SAP does not provide any tool or support for this purpose.

Have a look at Note:


86161 registration of Developers/Objects

http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/86161

Regards,

Hugo

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rthoodi
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Hi Anup,

You can create a very simple program for that as below, this table get updated when we enter developer access key of a user.

tables: devaccess.

parameters: p_user like devaccess-uname.

delete from devaccess where uname eq p_user.

if sy-subrc eq 0.

write: / 'User ', p_user, ' deleted.'.

else.

write: / 'Error deleting user ', p_user, ' return code ', sy-subrc.

endif.

Br

RK

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Hi Anup,

table DEVACCESS is valid for all clients, because it is client independent.

If you delete an entry for user ANUP for example, it is deleted in all clients 000, 100 or whatever your clients are.

So check before not to delete DEVACCESS keys needed in other clients.

Although user ANUP in client 000 may be a completely different person than user ANUP in client 100. they will have the same key.

Regards,

Klaus 

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Dear

you may use following notes

delete an SSCR key from table DEVACCESS

or


I think that notes 86161 and 41943 might be helpful for you.

Regards

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