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Registered Object Question

sap_cohort
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Hi, I have changed an object and supplied the object key successfully. I can now successfully edit the object. But, when I sign on to another machine with the same profile I get prompted for the object key again.

Any ideas why this would be? Any idea what table holds the registration information?

Thanks!

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RichHeilman
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When you say "another machine" are you referring to a different instance of SAP? If this is the case, when you register an object, you are registering the object for that instance of SAP only. Now, I believe that you can use the same key to access the same object in two different systems. In our landscape, we get the key for the object in our development system, make the change, then send it on to production. We only enter the key one time.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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RichHeilman
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When you say "another machine" are you referring to a different instance of SAP? If this is the case, when you register an object, you are registering the object for that instance of SAP only. Now, I believe that you can use the same key to access the same object in two different systems. In our landscape, we get the key for the object in our development system, make the change, then send it on to production. We only enter the key one time.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Sorry, I meant when I log onto the same instance from another PC/Location.

Any ideas? Knowing the table might help with this..

THanks!

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That makes absolutly no sense. The frontend should have nothing to do with it.

Anyone else seen this before?

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Anyway, the table which stores these keys is ADIRACCESS.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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It was the developer key that was being prompted for... Not sure why it was being prompted for on another pc, If I find an answer I'll reply..

Thanks for the replies!

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The developer key should be the same way. Can you double check your log on properties?

Are you sure that the user that you are logging in with has a registered developer key.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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The table which holds the developer keys is DEVACCESS.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

sap_cohort
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