on 09-30-2008 7:17 PM
We would like to determine if users are sharing password, is there any
report that can show this kind of data?
We would like to compare the terminal ID with username in order to
indentify anyone is sharing password. However, Table USR41 only shows
the current active users with terminal ID who logged on to the system
not the historical data. We notice that t-code stat can show the
historical terminal ID but is extracted from a structure not table. We
have our in house programmer who can develop such program but we would
like to know how the (STAT) structure extracts the terminal ID data
from? which table?
Hi,
Why dont you activate the prameter "login/disable_multi_gui_login" in your SAP system?
For exceptional users alone, you can define them in the parameter "login/multi_login_users".
Regards
Thilip kumar
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SM19/SM20 is very useful tool but we need to specify which users that we would like to monitor.
STAD can provide the information about the terminal ID but i couldnt find it in ST03 for report generating.
Now our management would like us to provide a report shows which user is not login to his own terminal or login 2 terminals. It;s a good idea to disable to parameter for multiple login, but first of all i need to show the report of which users are login 2 terminals or etc.
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Just activate the security audit log SM19 /SM20
That will give you a list of all users with terminal
Regards
Juan
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Hi,
Table USR41 is a dynamic table and keeps on chaging as users are logged in and logged off. You can write an program on the table and fetch the dummy logins and log off the duplicate users by calling the function module (for logging off user).
Other option
You can also use tcode SM04 for logging off the duplicate users.
AL08 can also be used to fetch the duplicate logons both these tcodes fetch the table USR41.
Rakesh
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