‎2007 Dec 21 7:04 AM
hi ,
i want to see a program , if i try to see that program i am getting error as source code protected , can any one help me .
regards,
siva kumar
‎2007 Dec 21 7:07 AM
Hi,
i think u do not have authorizations to see that program.
please reward points.
Regards,
satish.
‎2007 Dec 21 7:10 AM
for all user , the source code is protected , is there is any way
‎2007 Dec 21 7:12 AM
Hey
Go in debug mode & remove if any authorizations exist and open the program.
Aakash
‎2007 Dec 21 7:19 AM
hi,
goto SE38.
Give the program name.
/h in command field and Enter.It will activate the debugger.
then click Display button.
it goes to authorization object check.
change the SY_SUBRC value to 0.
but this is not possible in higher versions or production server.
or
goto->attributes. change the editor lock flag to unchecked.
Edited by: Arunachalam, Selvapandian on Dec 21, 2007 2:20 AM
‎2007 Dec 21 7:25 AM
hi Siva Kumar,
Try to Debug it and find out where exactly u r getting that error message. That will solve ur problem.. If it is standard Program tell me the program name.
Hope it ll help u...
Reward points plzz
Regards,
Naveen
‎2007 Dec 21 8:27 AM
i found where the error message is coming from after changing that one no message is coming ,but still i am not able to see the program.
‎2007 Dec 21 9:10 AM
It is possible to hide source code. Once it is hidden, generally, it is not possible to see the code. SAPMSYST is such a program.
matt
‎2007 Dec 21 7:42 AM
Hi,
In Debug try to find where Program Checks the Username.
Then put Break-point there. Next time change the Username with your
Username .
Hope this will work ,
Thanks
Praveen
‎2007 Dec 21 9:14 AM
‎2007 Dec 21 9:27 AM
Hi,
i think while trying to change that code you are getting this issue, if so go to SE38, give the program name, select the 'ATTRIBUTES' radio button, which will displays the attributes of that program, make sure that the "Editor lock" check box is not selected, if so ask the owner of that program to uncheck, then only you will allow to change.
Reward if useful.
Thanks,
Sreeram.