TCDCOUPLES

[Former Member]

How to interpret table TCD couples?

TCODE CALLED MODIFIER MODDATE MODTIME OKFLAG MAINTFLAG

F-26 F-28 SAP 00.00.0000 00:00:00 X

F-28 F-28 SAP 00.00.0000 00:00:00 X X

F-29 F-28 SAP 00.00.0000 00:00:00 X X

What is ment when flag is X and when it is balnk?

Thank you,

Partha

[Former Member]

Just press F4 on the column in the result in SE16 it gives you the values!

[Bernhard_SAP]

....and you can see it also in SE97-->column 'message type'

b.rgds, Bernhard

[Former Member]

Hi Partha,

If the MAINTFLAG field is flagged (maintained as X) in the TCDCOUPLES table then it means that S_TCODE is checked with respect to the calling transaction for a particular called transaction.In other words,if the MAINTFLAG field is maintained as X then in order to run the called transaction,the user profile should also have access to the calling transaction.

And if the MAINTFLAG field is not flagged then in order to run the called transaction,the user profile may or may not have access to the calling transaction.

Basically,its about calling transaction authorization check during the execution of the called transaction.

Hope this helps.

[arpan_paik]

Hi PARTHASARATHY ,

Description says it all.

OKFLAG ==>

Not Maintained (Currently Corresponds To 'Do not Check')

N Do Not Check Authorization for S_TCODE

X Check Authorization for S_TCODE

This check (X) is important as in this case user must have Calling transaction in his/her user buffer.

MAINTFLAG ==>

Warning Message - Transaction Ended (= 'W')

A Warning Message (Dialog Box) - Transaction Ended

E Error Message - No Transaction Call

I Information Message (Dialog Box) - Transaction Call Skipped

W Warning Message - Transaction Ended

X Warning Message - Transaction Ended (= 'W')

Its given in SAP. I just copied from SE16N.

Arpan