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Finding Transaction code

Former Member
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Hi,

Can I find Transaction code with the help of Table-Name?

Thanks

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Former Member
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Execute T Code SM30, enter your table name (for example FAGL_T8A30) and click on Customizing button. If system prompts for entering a Project, just click on 'Continue w/o Specifying Project'. For most tables, system takes you to the IMG node using which you can maintain the table. The IMG node will be highlighted. While you are in the IMG path screen, choose Additional Information -> Additional Information -> Display Key -> IMG Activity, from the menu on top. The last 4 characters of the Additional Information is usually the transaction code.

Former Member
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Thank you Tamma, It has solved my problem.

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Former Member
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Hi

I do not think, there is any straight way to get T-code. But, by looking at table fields and Table Name, you can get close to either Transaction in Config or normal one.

Thanks,

JK

suma_mani
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Hi Dear,

Check with TSTC & TSTCT tables. Here you can get all tcodes.

Rgds

SumaMani

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Well, just building off of Suma's tip above.

You could use tcode SE11, display your table and then do the Where Used function (on just the programs). Then use tcode SE16 to look at table TSTC and enter in the programs from the "Where Used" search results to display the tcodes associated with those programs.

Former Member
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hi ,

for getting the list of transaction codes , look up in the table TSTC .

use T code se11 or se16n to view the contents of the table .

Else you can also use the T code se93 to view the relevant T codes .

for customizing i.e SPRO - go to spro , go to additional information and then select IMG activity there you can get the T codes for SPRO .

hope the information servers the purpose .

Cheers ,

Dewang

Former Member
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Hi

I do not think, there is any straight way to get T-code. But, by looking at table fields and Table Name, you can get close to either Transaction in Config or normal one.

Thanks,

JK