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Regarding RBE

Former Member
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Hi guys,

Does the RBE tool capture the Report painter programs and SAP query related programs.

Can somebody shed light on this.

regards

Ambichan

Hi guys,

Does the RBE tool capture the Report painter programs and SAP query related programs.

Can somebody shed light on this.

regards

Ambichan

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Former Member
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Hi Ambikumar,

I am not pretty sure, but I think they are not captured in the RBE. I haven't seen the tool actually, but just seen a glimpse of it during Teched, so as I remeber they were saying that this tool is still not cover all the objects.

it is better if you just right to SAP so that you can get a quick response.

Regards,

Atish

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Former Member
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hi

good

go through these links,which ll give you detail idea about the RBE Tool

http://www.sap.com/uk/company/events/uie2005/uie2004/RBE.pdf

http://www.auditnet.org/sapaudit.htm

thanks

mrutyun^

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heiko_hecht
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Hello Ambichan,

SAP fixed the issue of report painter programs with OSS Note 151748. This note is already included in SAP releases higher than 4.6C.

SAP however didn't fix the issue of SAP Query related programs, e.g. if users execute queries via SQ01 or SQVI the Query usage is not capture but the usage of the executed transaction.

The issue can be fixed if you include SQ01 and SQVI as described in OSS Note 151748 if your users are in fact using those transaction for SAP queries. The correction will not change any historic usage statistics though, e.g. it will only work moving forward.

If your SAP queries are included in a report tree or the SAP menu you typically will see y transactions used to execute the queries.

RBE Plus can show the queries behind those y transactions.

Best Regards,

Heiko