on ‎2010 Nov 12 10:49 AM
As per my understanding there is no SAP standard t-code in SAP which can damage SAP or data in database when you run from SAPGUI (do not execute once you are in t-code). What's your thinking?
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Well i think there are some transactions that create or fill tables at the first call. Example: you should not call RSA1 (BI admin) in a non BI system...
It won't screw your system, but creates unnecessary stuff.
Cheers Michael
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Julius would have reported such T-codes to SAP long time ago.
I once accidentally wrote a program like this, but that's also a loooong time ago.
Thomas
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There is a tcode which blows your asset accounting customizing away, even if the client is closed. It has a selection screen with default test_mode = 'X'.
However, a typo could execute a parameter transaction for it with test_mode = ' ' AND SKIP FIRST SCREEN !
At least it makes an authority-check now, but I still won't mention the name because I know you all have SAP_ALL ...
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