2007 Jan 18 11:00 PM
Hi Everyone,
Is there a table or transaction in which i can see the transaction codes associated with every Z program??
Regards,
Danyel Rmz.
2007 Jan 18 11:03 PM
2007 Jan 18 11:03 PM
2007 Jan 18 11:15 PM
Hi,
Check PGMNA and tcode fields in the table tstc.
regards,
keerthi
2007 Jan 18 11:23 PM
2007 Jan 19 1:15 AM
2007 Jan 19 2:22 AM
Hi Danyel,
Welcome to SDN Community !
You can find the Transaction associated with Program Names using the Repository Information System. ( Transaction : SE84 )
IN 4.6C
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1. GOTO SE84 [Repository Information System.]
2. Goto Programming --> Program Environment --> Transactions --> DoubleClick
3. In the Transactions give [ z* ] and then press execute.
( B4 executing check whether Max no. hits is set to large number say 150000 etc..)
4. After the list is displayed, press [ Combined List ] for the Program Names also to get displayed.
In ECC
1. GOTO SE84 [Repository Information System.]
2. Goto Other Objects --> Transactions --> Double Click
3. In the Transactions give [ z* ] and then press execute.
( B4 executing check whether Max no. hits is set to large number say 150000 etc..)
4. After the list is displayed, press [ Combined List ] for the Program Names also to get displayed.
You can also save the list in Excel File using.. Menu.
(e.g.)
System --> List --> Save --> Local File --> tran.xls
Hope this helps.
Regards
Raghunahth L
2007 Jan 19 4:26 AM
Hi Danyel,
Table TSTC holds these data.
TSTC - SAP Transaction Codes
2007 Jan 19 4:47 AM
Hi
The table TSTC contains all the transaction codes.
Plz reward points if helpful
2019 Sep 04 4:06 PM
Hi,
You can check the table TSTC for full list of available transaction codes with corresponding program names. Also TSTCT table contains the description of each tcode. Many other online resources are there which contains module-wise transaction codes and their details. Here is link that you can check. They listed complete tcodes by module and sub-module wise. You can check for the module that you belongs to.
Regards,
Syam
2019 Sep 04 4:12 PM
Hi Syam Ks,
I think its kind of bit late to answer a question which was posted in 2007 & specially, when it shows that the person who posted this is Inactive & hence shows as Former Member. Maybe you can try answering questions which are posted recently.
Well, to start searching for such new questions, you can try the below link,
https://answers.sap.com/index.html?sort=newest
Thanks,
Kaushik
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