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Standard SAP objects

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Former Member

‎2007 Aug 31 7:04 AM

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Hi All,

1) How to identify whether Standard SAP objectsare modified or not???

i know that it can be found from the attributes....................

2) what will be the author name for the Standard SAP objects???

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JozsefSzikszai
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‎2007 Aug 31 7:13 AM

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hi kiran,

1. check transaction SPAU

2. ineteresteingly enough but the "author name" for standard SAP onjects is SAP

hope this helps

ec

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JozsefSzikszai
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‎2007 Aug 31 7:13 AM

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hi kiran,

1. check transaction SPAU

2. ineteresteingly enough but the "author name" for standard SAP onjects is SAP

hope this helps

ec

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‎2007 Aug 31 7:14 AM

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Hi kiran,

I am not sure, but you may test some examples with these tips:

If you (for example) enter transaction SE38 in order to edit a (standard) report, and then go to the menu Go to > Object directory entry > Object attributes, you will see some atts for the report. For example, there is flag "Repair flag", which is ticked when a standard report has been modified, and thus protected against imports until the transport request has been released.

Here you can also see the person responsible for this report.

I think that this also applies for other objects in the workbench, not only reports, but also tables, views, etc.

I hope it helps. Best regards,

Alvaro