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TRANSACTION TRACE!!

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CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO FIND OUT THE TABLES ASSOCIATED WITH A PARTICULAR TRANSACTION..................LIKE IF I HAVE ME51...HOW TO FIND OUT THE TABLES ASSOCIATED WITH IT??

WAITING IN ANTICIPATION.

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello Sirisha

No need to trace the transaction.

In packages <b>SEST</b> you will find very interesting objects for program analysis.

Function group SEA1 contains function module <b>RS_PROGRAM_TABLES</b> which will show you all tables accessed by a program object.

For example, enter OBJECT_TYPE = 'TRAN' (for transaction) and OBJECT_NAME = 'ME51' and the function module will show you all tables accessed by the transaction. The list shows you if the tables are read, updated or deleted.

Regards

Uwe

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello Sirisha

No need to trace the transaction.

In packages <b>SEST</b> you will find very interesting objects for program analysis.

Function group SEA1 contains function module <b>RS_PROGRAM_TABLES</b> which will show you all tables accessed by a program object.

For example, enter OBJECT_TYPE = 'TRAN' (for transaction) and OBJECT_NAME = 'ME51' and the function module will show you all tables accessed by the transaction. The list shows you if the tables are read, updated or deleted.

Regards

Uwe