Answer / settisuresh

u can check by using suim tcode

Answer / rajesh chowdary pendyala

goto sm19--->dynamicconfiguration--->changemode--->tick all
check boxes for filter and audit classes do that for
filter2 also and cntrl+f3--->yes for configuration change
and distibute to all servers.

then goto sm20--->reread auditlog in application tool bar
push button.now you can observe login time and logout time
and logged users and their used transactions along with the
terminals(sap gui ip address) from which they connected to
sap server will be displayed.

Answer / jitender dixit

By sm20 t-code

Answer / syed mahboob feroz ahmed

Hi,
One can check user login details with the help of "SUIM"
T Code where in you must scroll to Users and check for Last
Lonin Details.

Answer / abul

transaction code STAD which will

Answer / ramreddy

excute st03 tcode->detailed analysis->last minutes load->
then it will ask client no,user name, and from date and to date
OR

STAD Or

STAT

Answer / damayanthi

Through SM20 we can check the user login details.

Answer / jitender dixit

By SM20 we can check user login details activity

Answer / rambabu.y

we can check through STAT

Answer / rony

What about sm04

How you will give new authorizations?

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List some disadvantages of SAP.

5 Answers  

how to increase the table space?what are the methods to do that?

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What Is your landscape

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Can anyone forward me EP faqs to the following mail id: hakeem99khan@gmail.com Thanks in advance

0 Answers  

What is a background processing batch scheduler?

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what is the query execution process in sap r/3 architecture,if multiple queries are immediate to execute?

1 Answers  

I have deleted all the clients including default clients in SCC4. How to recover the default clients?

2 Answers   Infosys,

describe how to setup a printer in SAP or where they would look to research why a user/users can not print?

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What is the importance/need of Virtual system?

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somebody deleted my TMS configuration unfortunatly how to restore the same.

5 Answers   CSC,

what are the logs that you can access at os level?and their paths?(like system log,batch job logs,spool logs,transport logs,support pack related logs,etc..)

3 Answers   Satyam, Sysnet,