How do I find user history in SAP?

If you want to see what transactions are executed by a user in a specific time period do the following steps;

1. Go to ST03.
2. In the next screen from menu choose GO TOu2013>PROFILES->-USER PROFILES.
3. Double click on the required user and you will get all the transactions he/she has executed.

How do I find recent transactions in SAP?

Right side click on transaction and it wiill display used executed that. See if this ID is there. See if this can help….Assigned Tags

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How do I view a user log in SAP?

The Tcode is SM04. You will see the following details when you open the transaction. Sessions: Number of external sessions the user has opened in the system You can view all sessions opened by a user by selecting the record and then clicking on the button ‘Sessions’. A new pop-up window will display the sessions.

How do I export data from st03n?

ST03 data will need to be exported from the production SAP system. Log on to your production SAP system(s). Execute transaction ST03. In the Navigation tree, select Expert Mode….To create a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet:

1. Double-click on the ST03 file that you created.
2. Click Yes.
3. In Microsoft Excel, select File > Save As.

How to get user login history details in SAP?

For sap user login history details Use transaction code SE16 and the table as USR02 and execute then displays the required information. 1. Start the Workload Monitor by calling transaction ST03. 2. Choose the instance and period to be analyzed by double-clicking.

Is there a way to view transaction history in a table?

For some of the “transactions” you can take a look at the application logs in the update FM’s as you seem not to have done that yet. But the basic answer is no. There is no meaningfull nor reliable way to do this via a table directly, let alone a single one.

Is it possible to view ABAP transactions in SAP?

> you get data from the SAP tables rather than executing ABAP Programes . This is a clear indication that you have not even read the programs, though they are not easy to understand. For some of the “transactions” you can take a look at the application logs in the update FM’s as you seem not to have done that yet. But the basic answer is no.

What is the best way to get Stad transaction data?

Transaction STAD is a good starting point, this can show a report for users log ins and which transactions were run. There are free tools out there (CSI STAD extractor database) which you can use to economically extract and make sense of this data. It is both reliable and easily formatted for consumption.