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Former Member

‎2008 Jan 12 10:16 AM

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Is there any way tyo find back where a certain session in SM35 comes from -> what provocated it.

I have a session created by program SAPMSSY1, but I have no clue what tiggered this BI session.

Any ideas?

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‎2008 Jan 12 6:18 PM

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I don't think that you can.

In SM35, you can check the job details , or start conditions and under which user and exactly when it's planned. Maybe based on that info, you can find it out.

Chaitanya.

I don't think that you can.

In SM35, you can check the job details , or start conditions and under which user and exactly when it's planned. Maybe based on that info, you can find it out.

Chaitanya.

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‎2008 Jan 12 10:20 AM

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If you have any idea about approx time, search with that time interval in SM35 and then select each one of the session in the list and click on analysis, it would tell you the prog name for that session.

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Pankaj

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‎2008 Jan 12 6:18 PM

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I don't think that you can.

In SM35, you can check the job details , or start conditions and under which user and exactly when it's planned. Maybe based on that info, you can find it out.

Chaitanya.