Table for Z-code with their SAP Equivalent t-codes.

[Former Member]

Hi Experts, We have almost 1000 Z-tcodes which are created in SAP System. Now some are having SAP equivalent t-codes and some does not have. Do you we have any such table which gives us the information about Z-tcodes and their SAP equivalent t-codes. Please let me know

[ravikirandvr]

I am unsure what you meant some Z-tcodes are having SAP equivalent t-codes. If you are referring to underlying program, you can view using SE80. In SE80, give the required program name and review transaction folder in the object list, appear on the left side. You can able to see the transaction details.

Also, you can check the respective program of each tcode in table TSTC.

[Former Member]

Hi Ravi, Thanks for your response but i am not looking for that. See for example If I have created a t-code ZMIGO and when I see in SE93 I can see its SAP equivalent t-code they have passed is MIGO. I want to search the same for 1000+ t-codes. Doing it manually will be time consuming, So I am trying to find if there is any table or program which can find z-tcode + SAP t-code which is maintained in SE93.

[ravikirandvr]

Hi Mili, check table TSTCP.

In Parameters field of this table, you can able to identify the transactions.

[Former Member]

Hi Mili

I also did not understand your query .

1. You can do a F4 help in the SE93 and get the list from there

2. Check for entries TSTCT  and TSTC  in table starting with Z*

3. Also a Ztcode is linked to a program not to another standard T code If thats not correct please share a screenshot of what you see .

Regards

Vinita

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Please find the attached screen-shot.

[ravikirandvr]

As informed earlier, have you checked table TSTCP?

In Parameters field of this table, you can able to identify the transactions.

[Colleen]

Hi Milli

It's been mentioned but that is a parameter transaction in TSTCP. It is executing transaction SM30 and skipping the initial screen by going straight to the table.

If you scroll down to the bottom of the SE93 definition then you will see that VIEWNAME (table) that it is for. If it's for a Z or Y table then there is no SAP standard equivalent as it is 100% custom for your system.

[Former Member]

Hello Airen,

while creating z* t-codes in SAP, most of the people will give the program name only. In the Short text form they will give the description as which is using for.

So, it is hard to find out the exact standard t-codes what they used.

Still Goto SE16--> Enter table name TSTC --> Give  the value Z* in TCODE and execute.It will display with Program name and Text.

Then you can sort out with program name, you can sort by programs. This will help u a little.

Regards,

Gopi

[Colleen]

Hi Milli

It is unlikely you will find a "direct connection" between them but I can kind of see what you are trying to achieve here. The best answer you can get close to is which custom transactions are based on a SAP standard (i.e. ZMIGO is most likely to be based on MIGO)

The transaction tables are TSTCV (transaction to program) and TSTCP (transaction based parameters that are based on SM30/SM31/SM34/etc).

what you can attempt to do:

1. Extract TSTCP and see what tables, etc they are based on. You might be able to then search in the table to see if any difference
2. Extract TSTCV and see the program name
   1. SAP standard program might result in finding a replacement tranasction
   2. Z or Y program name is customer. However, you can see if you can search on part of the program name (e.g. drop the Z) to see if someone copied SAP standard code

You will need to consider if some are screen variant transaction (SHD0) that were built based on SAP standard to limit or change field layouts

A lot of this analysis won't be straight up table extracts but it can be a starting point to figure out which ones you need to investigate in more detail.

Regards

Colleen

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please check in Table TSTC for your querry.

Regards,

Dheeraj

[Colleen]

Hi Dheeraj

why would a table that gives you transaction to description help here?

Regards

Colleen