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Customized development not assigned to transactions

Former Member
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Hi,

Am working in the development server.There will be some customized developments that are assigned to Z* transactions. This can be found out in TSTC in SE!6.This is fine,,

Is there any way to find out the customized developments that are not assigned to transactions?

Please let me know this...

I tried TRDIR table which gives the list of all customized developments but not the transactions...

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Former Member
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Check table tstc - it will list T-Codes to Program names. Use some excel fancy stuff to do an outer join on this table and the D010SINF with program names starting with 'Z' and you should get an answer.

Since there is no relationship to programs and transactions that are not joined, you have to do that yourself.

Hope that gets you the 90% solution, in this area, you will not get everything but it should get you close. Some programs will reference other programs so although they don't have T-Codes, they are still used but not directly. As an example, you run a program with a T-Code and it has a series of buttons on the main bar, when you execute those buttons, you are re-directed to those other programs. This is also true for menu drop-down in certain transactions and in SAP Screens (you can code these in the programs to directly access other programs also).

If this answers your question, please set this thread to answered.

Edited by: David Milliken on Mar 6, 2008 12:35 AM

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Hello Sid,

Please follow the approach as suggested by David though the variance would be larger thn 90%. A lot of the programs in D010SINF would be includes which anyways would not hve txns. And then we have type F,S and blah blah. But David's approach is the best one.

Regards.

Ruchit.

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JPReyes
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Why don't you compare all the Z* transactions agains the customizations...

Regards

Juan