2010 Apr 14 6:50 AM
Dear All
My requirment is that I want see user login history for a particular date, is SAP maintain the Login history? there is a one table USR02 but in this table only last loging information stored I want history
Regards
2010 Apr 14 10:19 AM
Hi,
or you can use the user exit SUSR0001
best regards
Konrad
2010 Apr 14 6:58 AM
Hi,
This is actually BASIS related issue,
You need to enable security audit in SM19 and then you can see all history of user activities in SM20.
It includes login, logout, report and transaction execution, system events etc.
Regards,
Sumit Nene.
2010 Apr 14 7:03 AM
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try the transaction code -
> STAD
or
If you want to see what transactions are executed by a user in a specific time period do the following steps;
Go to ST03. Select choose for analysis. Choose only one application server at a time in case you have multiple application servers. Choose time period of your choice.
In the next screen from menu choose GO TOu2013>PROFILES->-USER PROFILES. Here you will get the list on users who have worked on that application server.
Double click on the required user and you will get all the transactions he/she has executed.
In case you select TOTAL in step 1 and then follow the steps 2 and 3 you will only get the list of application server on which the user has worked and not the transaction details.
or
Transaction is ST03N.
On left hand side, top portion of the navigation panel,
Select Administrator
Select Expert Mode
Select server name
Double click on day, or week, or month
Select Analysis Views on lower portion of left panel
Select User and Settlements Statistics
2x Click User profile to bring up listing of all users
Right-Click user column header (USER)
Select Sort in ascending order
Go to user in question
2x click on the ID of the user you wish to see a listing of tx activity and a listing of txs will appear
or
used report RSUSR200 with the last logon days field blank. Thanks
Award points if this helps.
2010 Apr 14 10:19 AM
Hi,
or you can use the user exit SUSR0001
best regards
Konrad
2010 Apr 14 10:56 AM
The only safe way to do this is using the System-Audit log functionality in SAP. Everything else my predecessors said, is re-inventing the wheel -> Sumit being the exception here!
Investigate transactions SM19 and SM20(N) and read the documentation on how to configure the logfiles (size etc.).