ā2014 Jun 17 9:51 AM
hi frnds To be specific I would like to ask if there are logs (time, day, user) for the changes (or the activation) in a specific program or a function module or executing a abap program
ā2014 Jun 17 10:02 AM
hi Jaya Kishore,
check out the table TRDIR...to find the log of a program....
ā2014 Jun 17 10:14 AM
Hello ,
You can see last change etc details in table "REPOSRC"
ā2014 Jun 17 10:32 AM
Hi Kishore,
VRSD table holds the Version Data of each object(it actually holds all the versions of the given object).
The version for an object gets created each time it is changed and saved or transported or can also created manually. you will find all the versions in this table with time, date and user details
ā2014 Jun 17 10:33 AM
Hi,
You can see the last change in a program in program attribute.
Last changed by : 01.01.2014 XXXXXXX
( Date) (User name)
Last change in a function also can see using function attribures.
General Data
Last changed by : xxx
Changed on : 01.01.2014
Also u can use version management to view the changes done by which user, date and time..
Regards,
Pavithra
ā2014 Jun 17 10:43 AM
ā2014 Jun 17 10:45 AM
also i need how many times a program is executed ,by whom its is executed and also the time and date
ā2014 Jun 17 10:58 AM
there no provision for the log of execution of the programs, Table logging exists but that will usually be deactivated because of the memory overhead due to logging and we use change documents at the field/table level for logging the changes for specific tables as per the requirement.
if you want to log the execution for a particular or few programs or transactions you can create a z table with program name, date, time and user and modify the program code to insert record each time the program is execute.
ā2014 Jun 17 11:12 AM
ā2014 Jun 17 10:51 AM
Hi Jaya Kishore,
Take your Transport request number
Goto SE01 Tcode -> display that TR Number under object list of request -> Commentry enrty -->
You can find your required log .
ā2014 Jun 17 11:12 AM
ā2014 Jun 17 11:13 AM
Hello Jaya Kishore,
you may try t-code ST03. There you can drill down for any t-code or report you want to see.
Regards,
Ewald.
ā2014 Jun 17 4:50 PM
If your question has been answered kindly close the discussion (see this blog).