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Hi all,

Is there any table to check whether an user event is triggered or not. can somebody help me plz.

Thanks,

Kiran.

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Kiran,

You can look in txn: SWEL, this is the workflow event log.

You may see events triggering in here and the user that is causing them to trigger.

Workflows can be created to subscribe to these events.

First of all check that event logging is switched on using txn: SWELS.

Note: DO NOT SWITCH EVENT LOGGING ON IN YOUR PRODUCTION SYSTEM.

Regards

David

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Coluld u pls expain clearly, i didn't get wt u r asking.

Regards,

Ramesh.

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Hi Kiran,

No such table exist.Put the break point in that event and run the transaction or program and check that the user event is triggered or not.

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Hi Kiran,

As such there is no table for checking an user event but if u want to check in ur program u can use OOP classes to catch the double-click event.

Hope it helps.

Seema.

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Kiran,

You can look in txn: SWEL, this is the workflow event log.

You may see events triggering in here and the user that is causing them to trigger.

Workflows can be created to subscribe to these events.

First of all check that event logging is switched on using txn: SWELS.

Note: DO NOT SWITCH EVENT LOGGING ON IN YOUR PRODUCTION SYSTEM.

Regards

David

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Thanks a lot