(ZZ: From mongoboyd) Use Query to check transaction code and background configuration menus

Keywords: Transaction Code searches for the background Menu, obtains the Transaction code of the background configuration Menu, IMG Menu, TCode, T-Code, Transaction code

Use transaction sqvi to create Table jion join tables CUS_ACTOBJ, CUS_IMGACT, and CUS_IMGACH

Check the following fields

Use QuickView/Additional functions/genrate program | display report name to generate the ABAP program, run it with SE38, or use SE93 to create a TCODE for the program.

Run the command. The initial interface is:

Usage:

1. Obtain the tcode of the background configuration menu

First, you need to obtain the IMG Activity ID, which can be displayed from the SPRO initial screen menu Settings/User-specific.

Alternatively, right-click/Disply technical info on the background menu node.

In some cases, the last four digits of the IMG Activity ID are the transaction code of the configuration, such as OB52. Of course there are also many other things, such as OME4. The Versions earlier than 471 are, after ECC, no. I don't know why. A lot of transaction code used well before 471 can no longer be used when it reaches ECC.

Enter the IMG Activity ID to the IMG Activity field of the created SQVI program, orDirect SE16: CUS_IMGACHRun:

S_ALR_87003642 is the TCODE we are looking for. I call it the long transaction code.

2. query the background menu by the transaction code

If SQVI is not created, the following steps can also be performed step by step in the CUS_ACTOBJ and CUS_IMGACT tables.

When using SQVI, you can enter the SM30 view in the Field Object Name, or enter the background TCODE (short Transaction Code) in the Transaction Code, such as OB52. For the input of the SM30 View:

Run the command to obtain the following information:

The Explanatory text obtained here can be entered into the SPRO/IMG magnifier. The system will automatically help you locate the corresponding background configuration menu.

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Written by drawing Boyd.