2009 Mar 17 8:17 PM
Hi all
Q1:
If I delete a partner profile from we20 then is there any way to fine who deleted the partner profile??
Q2:
If I delete a Message type from Outbound or Inbound then is there any way to fine who deleted the message type?
Ramesh
2009 Mar 17 10:44 PM
Hi Ramesh,
Why you want to delete it without leaving any trace?
Generally if table is not logged in DB, there are no trace left. Anyhow Partner Profile related tables: EDPP1 (general partner profile), EDP12 (Message Control), EDP13 (outbound parameters), EDP21 (inbound parameters) are all logged, so the answer is to both questions is YES, you will leave the trace deleting any entries.
Regards
Marcin
Hi all
Q1:
If I delete a partner profile from we20 then is there any way to fine who deleted the partner profile??
Q2:
If I delete a Message type from Outbound or Inbound then is there any way to fine who deleted the message type?
Ramesh
2009 Mar 17 10:44 PM
Hi Ramesh,
Why you want to delete it without leaving any trace?
Generally if table is not logged in DB, there are no trace left. Anyhow Partner Profile related tables: EDPP1 (general partner profile), EDP12 (Message Control), EDP13 (outbound parameters), EDP21 (inbound parameters) are all logged, so the answer is to both questions is YES, you will leave the trace deleting any entries.
Regards
Marcin
2009 Mar 18 9:02 AM
2009 Mar 18 3:51 AM
Hi,
The outbound and inbound partner profiles would be updated in tables EDP13 and EDP21 respectively. To check for the logs, go to transaction SCU3 (evaluation of change logs) and check the logs for these tables by providing this table name, date duration and select the "Tables" radio button under the criteria "Evaluation for". You would be able to view the user who deleted and the partner profile along with the message type deleted.
~Bineah.
2009 Mar 18 8:42 AM
Hi
Use tcode SCU3 by providing appropriate table.
Cheers,
Hakim
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