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Former Member
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Hi All,

Can anybody tell which is the first program which is executed for initial login screen. i have a to find out the gui-status of login screen, in new system i am getting to more options in menu bar,that is in standard system menu please help me experts.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,

Srinivasa.E

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Former Member
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HI

GOOD

THE LOGIN SCREEN MAIN PROGRAM NAME IS

SAPMSYST

YOU CAN CONVERT IT Z* AND DO THE CHANGES AS PER YOUR REQUIREMENT.

THANKS

MRUTYUN

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former_member184569
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Hi Srinivas,

The first program is SAPMSYST.

The statuses available here are (Check Se41)

0020 Log On: Copy Terminal Session, New Password, Log Off

0021 Log On: Copy Terminal Session, Log Off (Not Used)

0050 Continue, Exit (Not Used)

0070 Enter User Name: Continue, Cancel

0200 Change Password: Copy, Cancel

0222 Continue2 (Not Used)

500 License Information for Multiple Logon: OK, Cancel

ABEN Help, Exit (Not Used)

ABME Empty, Choose (Not Used)

ERRO Confirm, Help (Not Used)

INFO Continue, Help (Not Used)

RGHT Suppress Copyright Dialog Box: Continue, Scroll

WARN Continue, New Input, Help (Not Used)

And the screens are ( Chcck SE51)

20 SAPGUI Logon Screen

21 Copyright Dialog Box

25 Logon via external program (GUI-API)

29 RFC logon

30 Empty, No Modules, Succeeding Screen 40 (OLD?)

40 TX Selection Screen: Start Navigation Menu "SAP Easy Access"

41 Change Password

50 Start Host Session (Old?)

51 Empty, No Modules, Succeeding Screen 50 (Old?)

60 Display Function Key Assignment (Old?)

70 SAP Internal: Query User Name

100 Alternative TX Selection Screen for 0040 (Debug)

222 Empty, No Modules, Succeeding Screen 40 (OLD?)

500 License Information for Multiple Logon

Hope it helps.

Thanks,

Susmitha

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nishanthbhandar
Contributor
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The program for the initial login screen gets executed as a .dll file.You cannot debug it.If you are looking for the first screen program then it is SAPLSMTR_NAVIGATION.

Sushmitha,

That's a great answer.But the SAPMSYST program seems to be protected.Any ideas on this .. ?

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Cheers

Nishanth

Message was edited by: Nishanth Bhandar

Former Member
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HI

GOOD

THE LOGIN SCREEN MAIN PROGRAM NAME IS

SAPMSYST

YOU CAN CONVERT IT Z* AND DO THE CHANGES AS PER YOUR REQUIREMENT.

THANKS

MRUTYUN

Former Member
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Hello All,

I searched gui status in sapmsyst, i did't get system menu bar in those status, except sytem menu all are there in that program's gui status. If there is any other solution please help me.

Best Regards,

Srinivasa.E

Former Member
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hi Nishanth,

I checked in SAPLSMTR_NAVIGATION but there is no system menu in gui status, Thanks for your answer. If there is any other solution please post the answer.

Best regards,

Srinivasa.E

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The system and menu bar are defaulted in any SAP screen.Therefore you will not be able to edit the same and is not available in the GUI-STATUS.

I went through the documentation and it says that the system and help menu's are non-editable and are present universally for all screens.

Sorry about that Srinivasa .. maybe you need to consider an alternative ..

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Cheers

Nishanth

Former Member
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If u need an user exit at the time of Login into the System.

Enhancement Name : SUSR0001 - User exit after logon to

SAP System

User Exit : "EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001"

Former Member
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hi Nishanth,

They have already edited system menu HELP longtime back, now it got upgraded to 4.7. the menu text is coming

in HELP menu but we are not able to track where we can edit it. Help in this regard would be appreciated,

Best Regards,

Srinivasa.E

Former Member
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Hi All,

I found that we can alter system and HELP menu from the program MENUSYST.

Cheers,

Srinivas