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I have a couple of database tables on which more than 20 people work each day, throughout the day. I have the requirement of tracking each and every change made on any row of the table.
For example, If a user accesses a specific row, and updates, or deletes it, i need to keep a track of the userid of the user who did it.
If they are Z tables i.e custom tables then you can incorporate two more fields userid and time. Now goto Table maintanence generator through SE11.Then select Environment->Modification->events. Now in the next screen select F4 for first field to select the event i.e when your code has to be executed.Then give a new form name and click on editor icon. write your code here. When ever a user changes any record his name will be included in user id and sy-uzeit in time field. This way you can track who has changed the record. Other option is activating table changes recording by selecting "LogChanges " check box in technical settings of table.and profile parameter rec/client should also be switched on. Then you can see your table changes in SCU3 transaction. Hope this helps.
My tables are present in ECA (ecatt) system. I guess they have turned off logging of the database table changes system wide. I tried with scu3, and no logs are being displayed. The only alternative is the one you have mentioned is it?
Bluesky
