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Former Member

‎2008 Jul 01 4:13 PM

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hi,

please tell me how to find log files for changes that have been made in tables, eg. T030

Second : is it possible to make changes in G/L account in development system (delete some of them trough SPRO ) and not to create transport request, Would it be showed in production system, that change?

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‎2008 Jul 01 4:26 PM

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U can see the log for table T030 from transaction SCU3.U should configure the sys. in way that it should not ask for transport request whenever u change some data. It can be done from SE03. Or u can do 1 thing, just change ur data and save it under a transport. But donot release that transport or request basis to ignore that transport.

Regards,

Joy.

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‎2008 Jul 01 4:26 PM

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U can see the log for table T030 from transaction SCU3.U should configure the sys. in way that it should not ask for transport request whenever u change some data. It can be done from SE03. Or u can do 1 thing, just change ur data and save it under a transport. But donot release that transport or request basis to ignore that transport.

Regards,

Joy.

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‎2008 Jul 01 4:27 PM

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Hi,

The log can be displayed using Transaction SCU3.

Regarding the Second question, you mark the the transaport request as "do not transport" in the TR description