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Table for Tcode Access

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Hello,

Is there a table which stores data on which user accessed a particular tcode on which date.

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The correct tool for this is SM20 (the audit log).

The data is in files, not tables.

There are a few other workaround, but this is the best way.

Cheers,

Julius

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The correct tool for this is SM20 (the audit log).

The data is in files, not tables.

There are a few other workaround, but this is the best way.

Cheers,

Julius

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You can use ST03N tcode too , here you can found complete log of tcodes used by user.

Regards,

Sneha

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Thanks both, SM20 and ST03n can be used to address this issue.

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Please note that there are differences between the two.

The STAD information is more usefull in some respects, but it is aggregated and does not write everything and not in the way you would expect it to. This is because it's primary purpose is not security monitoring, but rather system monitoring and performance.

There are two threads in the FAQ Sticky Thread at the top of the forum which explain the differences (see also the linked threads and blogs, and discussions about legal requirements for the data and what should not be done with it).

One of them has a very similar name to your thread, and would have been found easily with a search for the same terms...

Cheers,

Julius

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Thank you Julius, This has been discussed couple of times in the past. I shall take note to check in the sticky thread before posting.

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You could use the Tcode STAT for this purpose.

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STAT, STAD, same thing.