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How can I find which TCode is used to insert data into a particular table

Former Member
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I have a customization table and I want to see which TCode puts data into that table. I already tried looking in SPRO but was not easy. Also tried using TSTCT etc. Is there a way I can see at system level which was the last time data was put into a table, by whom and using which program/TCode?

Or is there any other way

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Former Member
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Hi,

This should make your search little bit easier. SM30---->table name which is maintained thru customization->Customizing---->Skip, It will display all the paths in customization where this table is being maintained. Of course you still need to go thru each path by double clicking on it but then atleast it's a limited search & much better than searching blindly in SPRO.

I hope this helps,

Regards

Raju Chitale

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Former Member
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Hi

I am not sure if there is any means of doing this.

But can advise crude way:

Run Program RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN

and give Z* against Program Name

ur Table Name against Find String

check the result, if ur Table name appears with update/Insert/Modify keyword.

Hope it helps.

Thanks

Praveen

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Hi ,

Using 'Where used list' you can get to know the program where the table is used. Check in which program 'INSERT' statement is used. From the prog you can find the tcode using again 'Where used list'.

Neelima

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Hi,

This should make your search little bit easier. SM30---->table name which is maintained thru customization->Customizing---->Skip, It will display all the paths in customization where this table is being maintained. Of course you still need to go thru each path by double clicking on it but then atleast it's a limited search & much better than searching blindly in SPRO.

I hope this helps,

Regards

Raju Chitale

Former Member
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Hi Srikrishna,

Try with T.code SE03.

Reward if it Useful....

Former Member
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try to used ' where to used ' list option to find out the transaction for a particuler table ..