Creating TCode for Maintanace View

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

I created a maintenance view for a ztable.

Ex. ZVIEW.

I dont want to give authorization of SM30 to User.

now i want to create a tcode for this.

in se93 i created a tcode by using parameters option.

But in this i have to give Tcode : SM30. but there is no authorization for sm30.

How to create tcode for this without authorization of sm30.

[former_member186143]

you don't need to authorize sm30 just authorize you're ztcode in the role

kind regards

arthur

[former_member181995]

Sekhar,

Go to se93.
Then create the new T.code.
Under that select parameter Transaction.
Then give the sm30 in the t.code in default values tab.
check the checkbox skip initial screen.
in classification tab.
click checkbox inherit gui attributes..
Now below..
In the default values..
select
viewname and give ur table name.
UPDATE= X"save

Amit.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Create t-code for the table maintenence generator

goto se93 gvie name of t-code ex: ztab and click create you will get popup screen in that select radio button last but one enter give your discription give tcode as se11 select check box skip first screen come to bottom of that screen give name as mainview = 'your view name that is table name'

second row update = x.

your comepleted create transaction

Thanks,

Das...........

[Former Member]

You can get into the source code's process:

In the table maintainance generator choose enviroment --> modification --> events / source code / screen and enter the authorization object you like.

Please reward if helpfull.

[Former Member]

Hi

1) Create a table maintainance/View for the Z* Table.

Once you create the view goto SE93>Select Parameter transaction and give the short desc.>

Give the transaction as SM30(Skip the first screen-optional)>Check all check boxes under GUI support>In the default values(grid)section first row give the VIEWNAME as you created initially and the second row UPDATE as X.

2)The SAP naming convention reserves underlining in the second or third position for special objects. The object which you are processing does not belong to these special objects.

Mark the all helpful answers.

Thanks

Mohammed