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SAP nested T code

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Hi,

I have a T code tc1, and I got two different programs as below:

a. SE93 - > tc1, then found another T code tc2 related to it. So SE93 -> tc2, found a program p1 associated with tc2.

b. tc1 -> System -> Status, then found a program p2 associated with it.

I am just wondering:

1. How come programs p1 and p2 are different?

2. How does nested T code work?

Really appreciate your input.

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TC1 may be a transaction variant of TC2.

P1 may be calling P2 program.

To confirm this, check TC2 > system > status. I think P2 will be seen in system > status details.

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TC1 may be a transaction variant of TC2.

P1 may be calling P2 program.

To confirm this, check TC2 > system > status. I think P2 will be seen in system > status details.

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Thank you Manish.

Seems I can not execute the T code tc2. it gives the no authorization error message.

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Do you know how nested T codes works? when it is necessary? For our case here tc1 is F.27

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The concept is called Parameter Transaction.

While creating new transaction code, several radio buttons are shown, and last option is Transaction with parameters (parameter transaction).

F.27 details shows you SA39, which probably indicates parameter transaction.

At the end of F.27 details in SE93 transaction, you would see program name.

Executing program RFKORK00 would gives same screen as F.27 transaction.