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Technical names Deactivation in User menu

pr_srinivas
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Dear Gurus,

The Internal requirement is - Users should not be able to see Technical Name of Transaction codes.

Ex : When user is assigned to Transaction Codes like SU01

When user logs in he should have to see only description " User Maintenace" not

like SU01 - User Maintenance .

SU01 should not be visible to end user ?

how can i deactivate the Technical Names in the menu system wide, if we have solution user wide it is pretty good.

Thanks in Advance

Regards

PRS

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pr_srinivas
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Helpful

MichaelTe
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Hello,

in transaction SMOD enter 'SUSR0001' as enhancement.

In the frame 'Object components' mark 'Components' and press the 'Display' button.

In the frame 'Function module exits' double click on the function module 'EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001'.

Now you'r in the function builder and should see the coding of the function module.

Should look like this:

FUNCTION EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Lokale Schnittstelle:
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------

  INCLUDE ZXUSRU01.

ENDFUNCTION.

Double click on the word 'ZXUSRU01'.

The system should ask you: 'Include ZXUSRU01 does not exist. Create Object?'

Answer with 'Yes'.

If you are registered as a developer you should see the editor where you can enter code.

Regards, Michael

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pr_srinivas
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Thanks Michel

Could you be details ..Regrets I am slighly poor

Rgds

PR

MichaelTe
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Hello PRS,

this info is stored in table AGR_DATEU in field ATTRIBUTES at the fourth position.

For the selection on this table use the key ID = BROWSER_OPT and UNAME = your name or sy-uname.

Perhaps you could use the user-exit SUSR0001 (in transaction SMOD) an add here some code which clears this flag every time a user logs on.

Regards,

Michael