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Table logging using SCU3

mgross1
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Hi there,

I'm trying to set up data logging for a table. In SE11 I changed the technical settings of a table as shown below:

But when I executed SCU3 for this table I received the following message:

I googled this and saw that I should check the rec/client parameter which looks like this:

I'm making the change in 222. Can someone tell me if these settings are preventing logging? And if not, what else could be causing it?

Thanks,

Mike

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raymond_giuseppi
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As client 222 is defined in system parameter log should be active, but

  • it's not retroactive, don't expect some data updated before you execute activated the new technical settings of the table
  • Data element also have a switch to set, else their changes are not logged.

Regards,

Raymond

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former_member264034
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Please activate the technical settings with transaction SE13.

1834803 - Disable the logging of changes on customizing objects and

tables

Regards,
Aidan

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Changing the settings in SE13 is the same as clicking on 'technical settings' from SE11.

'Log data changes' is ticked in SE13.

Former Member
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Yes this is Profile parameter that you need to set along with Technical setting "Log data changes"

Please check the following note.

1916 - Logging table changes in R/3

raymond_giuseppi
Active Contributor
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As client 222 is defined in system parameter log should be active, but

  • it's not retroactive, don't expect some data updated before you execute activated the new technical settings of the table
  • Data element also have a switch to set, else their changes are not logged.

Regards,

Raymond

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It simply wasn't activated! That was pretty stupid from me.

Thanks a lot.