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Able to execute another Tcode without terminating the first session of the Tcode... Means without /n or /o able to execute another tcode

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Able to execute another Tcode without terminating the first session of the Tcode... Means without /n or /o able to execute another tcode.

Example:

1) Log on

2) executed /nSU01

3) executed PFCG

now i am able to see profile generator, how it is happening and how to resolve this.

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Hi Ankit

If  we are at the main SAP menu, then we do not need to prefix the transaction with a /N.

Some of the basis related or generic  transactions are placed on SAP Main menu.

Examples:

SMQ1, SMQ2,SM37,SU01, SE38, S_AP9_75000094, LC10, ST06, SM50

For above transactions if you try you will notice that you do not require to prefix /N.

/o is only to hit t.code with another session.

When we create the favorites , the transactions are placed on SAP main menu.

Therefore, we do not need to prefix /N.

Regards

  Syed Shoaib

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http://www.xiting.ch/en/security-blog-detail-en/fast-navigation-between-pfcg-su01-and-some-other-tri...You are being confused by the difference between starting a transaction from the session_manager and using ok-code commands within the application which offers forward and backward navigation.

One of my colleagues wrote a blog about this recently as it can be confusing but is actually a very nifty thing to know about -> Fast navigation between PFCG, SU01 and some other tricks - Xiting AG - EN

How to resolve it is that you do not authorize the user for PFCG in your example. The Tcode is checked before the navigation call.

Cheers,

Julius