2006 Jun 12 5:13 PM
Hi,
We are updating records in table . We dont know some one is deleting and modifying . how to find who is deleting my table records . Is there a log i can go and look.
- Kristene
2006 Jun 12 5:15 PM
You can see the Table log history in SCU3 if the Table is logged for changes..> Technical settings-->Log data changes.
Regards,
Suresh Datti
2006 Jun 12 5:38 PM
Hi
SU03/SU02/SU01 T-codes might help you to view the same
Regards,
Santosh
2006 Jun 12 5:51 PM
Also see the progs
RSDBLOGCONV40 Conversion of the database log table from 3.X to 4.0
RSLDARCH01 Archiving Program for Database Logs
RSLDARCH02 Delete Program for Database Log Archiving
RSLDARCH03 Read Program for Database Log Archive
RSLDARCH04 Reload Program for Database Log Archive
RSLD_FORMS Definition of Form Routines for Log Archiving
RSTBCOUNT Number of Table Change Logs (System-Wide)
RSTBHIST Table History
RSTBNAME Choose Object Name
RSTBPDEL Table Log Database Management: Delete logs
RSTBSUNA Choose Object Name
RSTBZAHL Count Table Change Logs
RSVTPROT Evaluation of change logs
TAB_INTO_AUTH_GRP Choose a Table
Hope thisll give you idea!!
<b>P.S award the points.</b>
Good luck
Thanks
Saquib Khan
"Some are wise and some are otherwise"
2006 Jun 12 6:54 PM
hi jyo,
all the change documents related to tables can be easily found in the tables CDHDR and CDPOS.
Cheers,
Abdul Hakim
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2006 Jun 12 7:01 PM
2006 Jun 12 7:01 PM
Suresh,
When i went to SCU3 , system pops up me "the table loggin is not active your system" . How to active it.
Also how to find table authorization group logs.
- Kristene
2006 Jun 12 7:58 PM
I'm not entirely familiar with table logging. It's turned off in our system as well. I believe this is because there are performance issues when this is turned on. If you only need to do this for a single custom table, I'd leave it. You can always turn off 'table maintenance allowed'.
Rob
2006 Jun 12 7:44 PM
Hello Vijay,
After executing RDDTDDAT then where to see deleted auth group log.
-Cheers
2006 Jun 13 8:24 AM
Hi,
after running the Program RDDTDDAT , give the Table name <b>TBKKAUTGRP</b>, and see is there any log for it.
Regards
vijay
2006 Jun 13 9:12 AM
Hi,
Inorder to overcome your problem, create a lock object for your table. Then use the function ENQUEUE_ and lock the table, now update/insert/modify/delete your table. So that no one can do any operations until you finish your process.
Regs,
Venkat Ramanan
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