File system access GUI level

[anvardheen_jabarullah]

Hi Experts,

Can We check the file system through GUI level? Normally I will connect the server through OS level and goto the files.

If possible, let me  know the T-Codes on this.

[hasanajsh · Accepted solution]

Hi Dheen,

You can use tx AL11 to browse the files.

Regards

[anvardheen_jabarullah · Accepted solution]

Hi Hasanaj,

In AL11 just We can see the directory path correct. We can't open the folders (files for example Work folder) from there?

Correct me if am wrong anything

[Reagan · Accepted solution]

Hello

Check whether the program RSBDCOS0 satisfies your needs

Regards

RB

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

hi,

Please use above program  as mentioned earlier.

Can see the trace in St11.

and can run the external command in Sm49 and sm69

Thanks

Rishi Abrol

[anvardheen_jabarullah · Accepted solution]

Thanks all for your solution.

My scenario is BASIS We can access in OS level for checking the file system.Here people asking to check files.We caouldnt share OS level password to others that's why We are required to access in GUI level.

If program to be executed, each and every time do we need to run this program?

Is there any specific T-code for accessing files like want to see work folder?

[Reagan · Accepted solution]

If program to be executed, each and every time do we need to run this program?

Yes you have to run this program every time you want to execute OS commands.

Is there any specific T-code for accessing files like want to see work folder?

Tx AL11 can let you view the contents under SAP directories.

Regards

RB

[hasanajsh · Accepted solution]

Hi,

You can browse the folders and view the files also.

Try, for example, DIR_INSTANCE. Go to work folder and open one of the files.

Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

"Here people asking to check files."

I assume people here only need check some files under certain directories. Another way is to setup secure FTP on your OS level and create an account that can access those directories. That's what I did for my scenario that function guys wanted to test and check Idoc file generated from SAP or imported to SAP. They can log on FTP server using Windows Explorer, display content in IE as well as download or upload Idoc files.

Cheers,

Lei

[former_member431717]

Hi, You can check in ST06 ST06 ---->Snapshot--->File system. Regards, Ankit

[Former Member]

Hello

Check whether the program RSBDCOS0 satisfies your needs

Regards

RB

I will piggyback this answer:  Execute "RSBDCOS0 " via SE38.  You can run a df -g or -h, -k, depends on OS to see the utilization of the filesystems via the SAP GUI.  Even the df -g . (space dot, for the current filesystem) works.

V/R,

-Lexx N.

[anvardheen_jabarullah]

Thanks All for the solutions...