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How to check values of variant without using SE38 and SE37

former_member710561
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Hi Gurus.

Could you tell me how to check values of variant without using SE38 and SE37??

I want to know values of a variant but I can't use SE38 and SE37because of authority.

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VeselinaPeykova
Active Contributor

Via SA38 it is also possible to see the variants for a program.

Or, if there is an underlying transaction - you execute it and then you select the variant via button Get Variant.

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VeselinaPeykova
Active Contributor

Via SA38 it is also possible to see the variants for a program.

Or, if there is an underlying transaction - you execute it and then you select the variant via button Get Variant.

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Thank you for replying.

>Via SA38 it is also possible to see the variants for a program
Actually,I also don't have atuthority to SA38😓
But I learnd something new.Thanks!

>Raymond Giuseppi
>Satish Kumar Balasubramanian

>Sandra Rossi
Thank you all!

raymond_giuseppi
Active Contributor

Ask for authorization to transaction VARD.

(The database is not human readable)

former_member1716
Active Contributor

j.yoshida,

Consultants usually won't have access to both the mentioned transactions.

However if your intention is only checking the values of the variant you can use SA38. Access to this T-CODE would be there for sure. This tcode is similar to SE38 with limited features. However you can for sure check for variant values similar to how you check in SE38.

Regards

Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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If you know the transaction code corresponding to the program, you may start this transaction code and you'll be able to see the variants corresponding to the transaction/program.

If it's a variant used in a background job, you may see its contents by running transaction code SM37.