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who moved a transport?

Former Member
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Hi, how can i know who moved a transport?

is there any tcode to know who moved the transport?

is there any tcode to know who was logged into the system in a certain hour?

Thanks in advance.

Dma.

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Former Member
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Hi Dma,

how can i know who moved a transport?

is there any tcode to know who moved the transport?

STMS->IMPORT OVERVIEW-> Select the QUA System->GOTO-> IMPORT

HISTORY

Select EDIT->DISPLAY MORE Int he USER column you can find

the User who moved the Request.

or

Check ALOG#### files in /usr/sap/trans/log

columns are:

transport number

SID

client

transport step (check for "I")

return code

time stamp

owner (person who released the transport)

user (person who controls/imports the transport) <--- this is the one you

want

host

tp key

-or-

To view most recent ALOG in STMS:

Select GoTo --> tp system log

Select GoTo --> transport steps

Check for entries where transport step = "I"

Person listed under "User" is the person that performed the import

is there any tcode to know who was logged into the system in a certain hour?

There is no standard transaction. The information is available for configurable time periods using transaction ST05N but it is not organized to readily provide a report of users and transactions. Also the information available summarizes a user's use of a transaction. There will be one entry (with count data) per user per time period. Daily, weekly and monthly summaries can be created and they are stored for configurable durations.

The information is summarized into a cluster table called MONI based on the STAT files that are written in the file system and regularly refreshed. MONI cannot be queried via SE16 etc., but SAP delivers a number of function modules that retrieve data from these tables.

It is also possible to configure audit logging via SM19 and read the log files via SM20. This will provide more detail but it also introduces new file management issues and requires a change to system settings.

Thanks,

Sri

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Former Member
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Hi Dma,

how can i know who moved a transport?

is there any tcode to know who moved the transport?

STMS->IMPORT OVERVIEW-> Select the QUA System->GOTO-> IMPORT

HISTORY

Select EDIT->DISPLAY MORE Int he USER column you can find

the User who moved the Request.

or

Check ALOG#### files in /usr/sap/trans/log

columns are:

transport number

SID

client

transport step (check for "I")

return code

time stamp

owner (person who released the transport)

user (person who controls/imports the transport) <--- this is the one you

want

host

tp key

-or-

To view most recent ALOG in STMS:

Select GoTo --> tp system log

Select GoTo --> transport steps

Check for entries where transport step = "I"

Person listed under "User" is the person that performed the import

is there any tcode to know who was logged into the system in a certain hour?

There is no standard transaction. The information is available for configurable time periods using transaction ST05N but it is not organized to readily provide a report of users and transactions. Also the information available summarizes a user's use of a transaction. There will be one entry (with count data) per user per time period. Daily, weekly and monthly summaries can be created and they are stored for configurable durations.

The information is summarized into a cluster table called MONI based on the STAT files that are written in the file system and regularly refreshed. MONI cannot be queried via SE16 etc., but SAP delivers a number of function modules that retrieve data from these tables.

It is also possible to configure audit logging via SM19 and read the log files via SM20. This will provide more detail but it also introduces new file management issues and requires a change to system settings.

Thanks,

Sri

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Hi, thanks a lot for your quick response.

if the user i found something like: TMSADM... is there any way how to know who was the person who import the transport? (the person who login to the system and the type stms and then logged to the system to move the transport).

thanks in advance.

Dma.

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Dma,

You mean to say, TMSADM is the user who transported?. then TMSADM might be generic user id,so you need to find out who has authentication to login to system using TMSADM.

Only certain people will be given access to import transport- right.

Thanks,

Sri

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Hi,

TMSADM is a standard user created during TMS configuration. Do you use automatic import of transports? This is common for QA systems. Or if you use RFC connection to import transport into QA from other systems then you will see TMSADM suer cause this user is assigned to RFC connection which is used.

Cheers

Former Member
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There are few ways by which you can find this out:

1) STMS->IMPORT OVERVIEW-> Select the QUA System->GOTO-> IMPORT

HISTORY

Select EDIT->DISPLAY MORE Int he USER column you can find

the User who moved the Request.

2) you can try this if the logs are maintained in your system:

Select GoTo --> tp system log

Select GoTo --> transport steps

Check for entries where transport step = "I"

Person listed under "User" is the person that performed the import

Thanks/Regards,

charu Jain

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Thank you so much all for your quick support, really i learned a lot with your suggestions.

Have a nice day :).

Daniela.