Queries and Tcode

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Query 'X' uses an infoset 'Y' .The report program generated by the query has two Tcodes. I am doing an sy-tcode authorization check in INITIALIZATION of the infoset. How can I cpature the actual Sy-tcode of the report program in the debugging mode? Plz help me with some FM or process which will do this task for me.

Thanks and Regards,

Sinu Mathew.

[GauthamV]

Use this FM.

RSAQ_DECODE_REPORT_NAME.

[Former Member]

This is to get the generated report name. I already have this in hand. I need to find the TCODE which is running this query.

[matt]

What value does sy-tcode have in the debugger and why isn't it useful for your purposes?

matt

[Former Member]

Sy-tcode is displaying the Infoset transaction code 'SQ02' and not the report tcode.

Regards,

Sinu.

[Former Member]

I want to perform authorization check on the Tcode.

If the sy-tcode eq 'X1'

perform auth-check for tcode X1.

elseif sy-tcode eq 'X2'

perform auth-check for tcode X2.

endif.

Hope you understood my requirement.

Regards,

Sinu.

[brad_bohn]

Hmmmm...if the transaction were defined like a query transaction should be, you should get 'START_REPORT' as the SY-TCODE value, not SQ02. Why does that need to be checked in the infoset? Wouldn't you already have an S_TCODE check performed against the user profile when the user executes the transaction?

[Former Member]

Report program has two tcodes associated with it, So I need to verify which Tcode is actually executing the query transaction in the infoset.This is how my coding will go in the infoset's Initialization.

*If tcode1 then perform auth_check1.*

*else perform auth_check2.*

Kindly help if you are familiar with these concepts.

Regards,

Sinu.

[matt]

Yes, we understand what you are trying to achieve and we are well aware of the concepts involved, but your question doesn't make sense to us. The transaction for running queries is based on START_REPORT not SQ02.

I've a suspicion I've got the solution to your problem, but I'm not going to suggest it until I fully understand why you're talking about SQ02. Sometimes a question needs clarification - simply repeating what you've already posted isn't helping.