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I have created T-code...

arun_kumar72
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I have created a T-code long back for my own program, how to find the request number for that t-code.

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Check in the table SNODETEXT field NAME.

Regards,

Rajasekhar Reddy.

Edited by: Rajasekhar Reddy Nevali on Jul 9, 2008 1:14 PM

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Check in the table SNODETEXT field NAME.

Regards,

Rajasekhar Reddy.

Edited by: Rajasekhar Reddy Nevali on Jul 9, 2008 1:14 PM

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Thanks alot Rajasekar.. I solved the problem

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goto SE93 enter your transaction code ..

GOTO-->Object directory entry .. click on Lock overview ..

or U can get the entry from table E071

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bpawanchand
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hI

use

TSTC table

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pavan

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hi,

If you remember the date on which the request is released/transported ... Pass the user name and the date to the table entries of E070 along with transport tyep and execute to find all the requests released in that date go to se09/se10 to find the details of each request to trace the same

TRFUNCTION = 'R'

AS4USER

AS4DATE

Regards,

Santosh

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MarcinPciak
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Hi,

Do like this:

- go to SE11 and choose from application toolbar Transport Organizer Tools (SHIFT+F6)

- select Search for objects in Request/Task

- in Object selection block type TRAN in one of the input field (i.e under DTEL) and put tick in appropriate checkbox

- confirm your entry and paste next to it your T-code

- run the program

You will get all Requests/Tasks were it was ever included:)

Regards,

Marcin