SUGR - User Groups -

[antonio_steinhuser]

Hello,

is it possible to see who had create a User Group (Transaction SUGR or SU01) or is it possible to see who had changed or delete a User Group?

Danke

Toni

[Former Member]

Hi

No you can't see this you see only user change

you can see T code SU01-->User (Name)--->display.Now you can see last changed on and date and time.

Thanks

Pankaj Kumar

[manohar_kappala2]

Hi,

Perhaps you can use SM20 to see who has used the Tcode SUGR through which a person can delete the user group.

You can also use STAD if the time span is short.

You can Aslo use ST03N in expert mode to know who have used the transaction SUGR.

Once you know the users who visited the Tcode, analyse the access of that user on that day to see if he could have deleted the group.

Hope this helps

Manohar

[antonio_steinhuser]

Thanks,

but the change is old, so STAD or ST03N does not help and is it not possilbe to see which change was made.

Is it possible to activate change documents for User Groups?

Gruß

Toni

[Former Member]

Don't believe SAP keep change log on User Group creation. One logic assumtion, the person who created the User Group most probably will be the first person who used it. Go to SUIM -> Change Documents -> For Users, filter only on User Group, see if you can find the first person who assign the User Group.

Hope this help.

Lye

[Former Member]

Hi Toni,

If you have the table logging activated for table USGRP (you can change this in SE13) then you could possibly run tcode SCU3 for table USGRP to get the change logs.

(pre-requisite: param "rec/client" is set in system profiles and param "recclient" is set in the transport profiles.)

Alternately, you could display USGRP from SE11 and select the "Technical Settings" button; then open the "Go to" menu and choose "Version Management" => if the "author" of the version which made the specific change you are looking for is a transport request, then you need to find out who made the change in the system which the transport came from.

(possible pre-requisite: param "vers_at_imp" is set in the transport profiles.)

Good luck and happy hunting

Julius