RSTBPDEL - Delete records in DBTABLOG (scu3) RKSE16N_CD_DISPLAY - Log of table changes by se16n RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN - Search ABAP program for a string

SALV_BS_ADMIN_MAINTAIN - Creating Control Values for ALV see table SALV_BS_ADMIN RSUSR002_ADDRESS - User by address data, logon name, etc. SAP FI Operational (01 Create, 02 Change, 03 Display)Įxecute OS command (Logged in SYSLOG and Trace Files)Īdjust variants to modified selection criteriaĮvaluation of change logs (table log must be activated)

'ENTER' when the transaction is marked (as an alternative for double click) Press SHIFT key and '*' (star) simultaneously Search_sap_menu - Can either use T-Code in the search criteria or a description. Terminates the session with the number given.įast path: 'abc' refers to the underlined letters in the menus. Terminates the current session (corresponds to System End) Lists existing sessions and allows deletion or opening of a new session. Opens a new session and starts transaction xzy in the session.

Terminates all separate sessions and logs off immediately (without any warning!). Terminates all separate sessions and logs off (corresponds to System - Logoff Terminates the transaction (corresponds to pressing F15 (=SHIFT-F3) to go back). Terminates current transaction, and starts transaction xzy SAP basis customizing (IMG = Implementation Management Guide) List of SAP Transaction Codes (= T-Codes, TC)Ĭhange table '&sap_edit' '&sap_no_check' (transaction uase16n)ĭownload from application server to local file Remark: The usual SAP terminology create, read, update and delete (CRUD) is here abbreviated referred to as change or maintain. Tip: using transaction code SE16, in the SAP table TSTC all transaction codes can be viewd. It covers SAP-FI (banks, payments methods, chart of accounts, posting periods) Workflow, Transports, Spool, SAP Standard Reports, Jobs and Events, Archive Link, User Administration, Workflow, Batch Input, ABAP, the Data Dictionary, and some other SAP basis items. So, in a 'Slow And Painful' (= SAP?) process, I created my own Cheat Sheet (for consultants, developers, users), including the most important SAP transaction codes (functional and technical). Of course, there are many useful lists on the web, but, for one reason or the other, I could not find one overview, which suits my own needs. In the usual help section of SAP, or under tips & tricks, I could not find what I was looking for.

When I started to work with SAP I got really mad about all these non-sensical 4 digit SAP transactions.

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