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Timestamp for TCODE

Former Member

‎2010 Oct 15 1:06 PM

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Hi All,

Can anybody please tell me the tables where the timestamp of usage of any particular TCODE is captured.

Regards,

Abhijeet Ganguly

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ravi_lanjewar
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‎2010 Oct 15 1:17 PM

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Hi,

BALM table is used in FCH5 Transaction. BALM has timestamp fields to store data.

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Former Member

‎2010 Oct 15 11:40 PM

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Hi,

I hope I understand your question correctly, otherwise please ignore this reply.

You want to know when a given transaction is executed. This information is not saved in tables, but it is available in the statistical record, which is created with each dialog step (transaction screen). The standard way of accessing this information is via transaction STAD. Note however that the stat records (which reside in a flat file outside the database) do not survive long, typically a few days and never more than a week. The stat records are aggregated into the different workload profiles you can display in ST03. One of these, the transaction profile, tells you whether a specific transaction was executed on a given day (and by whom), but the details of each individual execution (and thus the timestamp) are no longer available at this level.

Hope this helps,

Mark