‎2011 Mar 04 10:08 AM
Hi Experts,
Once we logon to SAP, an initial transaction is executed (SESSION_MANAGER).
I would like to execute my 'Z' transaction, whenever a user logs on to SAP.
Where can I assign my transaction.
Thanks and regards,
Venkatraman.N.
‎2011 Mar 04 10:26 AM
hi,
After Logon
EXTRAS --> Set Start Transaction --> Give your transaction
Else.
SHift + F7
Regards
Shiva
‎2011 Mar 04 10:23 AM
Don't know if you can set that globally, but for local usage (yourself) you can create a SAP shortcut with default transaction using SAP Logon pad.
Alternatively create a shortcut for C:\Program Files\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui\SAPSHCUT.EXE with different options like -sysname , -command etc. Full list of ptions you can see with following steps:
- START -> RUN
- CMD
- CD C:\Program Files\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui
- SAPSHCUT.EXE /?
This way you can set any predefined login options even provide user and password by default.
Regards
Marcin
‎2011 Mar 04 10:26 AM
hi,
After Logon
EXTRAS --> Set Start Transaction --> Give your transaction
Else.
SHift + F7
Regards
Shiva
‎2011 Mar 04 10:48 AM
We can do it globally for all users.
Check Function module exit EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001.
Simply use CALL TRANSACTION 'ZTEST'. inside it and assign it to a project.
Follow below steps:
Goto -> Tcode SMOD ->Enter SUSR0001 -> Click display -> Click Components -> Double click on EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001 -> Double click ZXUSRU01 -> goto change mode -> Enter code CALL TRANSACTION 'ZTEST'. (Your 'Z' transaction) -> Activate.
Now Goto -> Tcode CMOD ->Enter Project name -> Click create ->Enter Short text ->Click Enhancement assignments -> Enter SUSR0001 -> Save -> Click Components -> Click activate.
Log off and login again.
‎2011 Mar 04 11:20 AM
In the session manager screen->extras menu->set start transaction ....set it there
‎2013 Mar 15 10:30 AM
If a Tcode is set in EXTRAS --> Set Start Transaction this can also prevent a user from opening any item from the SAP Portal. We had this problem with a user trying to open a workflow item but instead the portal was opening this specified transaction.