2010 Oct 06 6:42 PM
Hi all,
I am trying to go in to a transaction by entering the transaction name. In this case it is /VIRSA/ZVRAT and i am getting the error "This function is not possible". but i entered the same transaction in my Favourites and clicked on the same transaction "VIRSA/ZVRAT" it works.
is there something i am doing wrong or did anyone restricted users not to enter transaction but click only on the menu / transactions provide to them? is there a possibility for this?
Thanks in advance,
SS
2010 Oct 06 6:57 PM
is there something i am doing wrong or did anyone restricted users not to enter transaction but click only on the menu / transactions provide to them? is there a possibility for this?
This is not a restriction. I've seen this behaviour before but do not really know what causes it. I call it a bug
Have you tried entering /N/VIRSA/ZVRAT in the command box?
2010 Oct 06 6:57 PM
is there something i am doing wrong or did anyone restricted users not to enter transaction but click only on the menu / transactions provide to them? is there a possibility for this?
This is not a restriction. I've seen this behaviour before but do not really know what causes it. I call it a bug
Have you tried entering /N/VIRSA/ZVRAT in the command box?
2010 Oct 06 7:05 PM
Jurjen,
Thanks a lot for your help, now i tried /N/VIRSA/ZVRAT and it works fine with out any problem. you are correct this is something odd. do you know if this is the problem only for VIRSA transactions or did you face similar situation with any other transactions.
Thank you,
SS
2010 Oct 06 7:12 PM
2010 Oct 06 7:19 PM
2010 Oct 06 9:58 PM
Hi,
The Transaction naming convention from the initial day has some static rules defined by SAP AG itself. Such one is these transactions starting with " / ". Any transaction you see like /* , they denotes SAP certified partner transactions. Sometimes these partner application got adopted by SAP (like Virsa and became GRC) but the naming convention remained same. One more example is PCAM transactions. The naming is like: /<Partner company naming>/<Transaction Text>.
As per transactional processing logic any transaction can't be started with a special character. So you need to put a /n in-front of such tcodes.
As much as I know, this is the case.
You may get more details from our experts here. Please have a look though you have already closed the thread.
Regards,
Dipanjan
2010 Oct 06 10:06 PM
You are correct, if that means anything in a closed thread
The original licensing was via namespace registration of the component. /N/xxx is the workaround...
Cheers,
Julius
2010 Oct 06 10:34 PM
You are correct, if that means anything in a closed thread
To me it does. Valuable information Dipanjan, thanks for your contribution!
2010 Oct 06 11:45 PM
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You are correct, if that means anything in a closed thread
> To me it does. Valuable information Dipanjan, thanks for your contribution!
Anytime!! It's really nice to be a part of this great community.
2010 Oct 08 10:07 PM