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madan_ullasa
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hi frnds,

is there any program or trans.code to get the tables affected by running a trans.code ... eg. tables affected by MM01 trans.code... in SAP versions < 4.7 we had the trans.code SE49... but the same is not available in version 5.0

points assured to all replies...

madan...

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i don't think so ..i think u r not authorised to use transaction se49 in another version.

u can also check by using transaction <b>ST05</b>

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i don't think so ..i think u r not authorised to use transaction se49 in another version.

u can also check by using transaction <b>ST05</b>

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Hi,

Check the program SAPMSEUZ for SE49 is available in the version you are working, if it is there, create the transction code for the screen number 200 of this program SAPMSEUZ, this is as good as SE49 transaction in versions lower to 4.7,

Rgds,

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before going inside of MM01 or 02 or 03, GOTO ST05-Sql trace, click on the button "TRACE ON", then proceed with MMO1 & Once you finish, come back to ST05 Again,

click on "TRACE OFF", and now click on "analyse trace"

here you will see all tables affected

regards

srikanth

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as an alternative, you also use se30(RTA) also.

Regards,

ravi

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Hello,

Please refer to table CDPOS and " Change document item

CDHDR. " Change document header

you can give the transaction code there and find out what are all the tables which have been got changed through the transaction.

But if it is a Ztable you should have created the change document objects.

Hope it will helps.

Please note : Mark points for helpful answers.

Thanks,

krishna