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TCD -- Not found !

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1. I am looking FOR a TCD /DVSREPRO/PLSUPLOAD --> I dont find this in the TSTC

2. When I execute the TCD i am told 'No transaction Exsist'

My questions:

1. Why is a naming differnce in TCD some starting with /XYZ>> and few like SM30,

2. Is there any other plac eto look for /DVSREPRO.... TCD ?

Thanks

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Former Member
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1. They are often used for addons (e.g. /virsa/zvrat) or industry solutions (e.g. /ISDFPS/SREL2 )

2. Without sounding flippant, you need to look in a system which has that transaction code. It would seem that yours doesn not have the tcode created in it. You might find some info on it in OSS. If you know which program is behind it then you may find it in your system (though possibly unlikely).

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It goes like this-->

1. When I assign SAP_ALL the user can execute the said TCD

2. Else the user get the message "Not authorized.......'

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> It goes like this-->

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> 1. When I assign SAP_ALL the user can execute the said TCD

> 2. Else the user get the message "Not authorized.......'

If that is the case, why didn't you say so in the first place then?

From googling for DVSREPRO it looks like it is part of an addin product. Most likely thing is that it hasn't been fully imported (might have come in as a BC set or transport). Speak to your Basis team to find out if it has gone in OK.

Is the user prefixing the tx with /n

tx starting with /.../... need /n in front of them

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Why I did not tell in the first place:

1. I discovered this later !!

/n/TCD -->YES !!

Edited by: george G on Mar 18, 2008 5:58 PM

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OK, I'll let you off this time

Does this mean that the /n works & the user can run the code OK?

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Yes...When he enters the TCD with a SAP_ALL profile the user can execute

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1) It might be a typing error, or an optical illusion.

2) It might be an area menu with authoriity-checks outside of SAP's namespace in it. Hence only SAP_ALL (per default) can load the menu as your other roles do not have the objects required, and as Alex mentioned, they might not even exist (except for their menu).

If it bothers you, your can exclude them from SAP_ALL (either manually, or using a setting which can be found in the F4 help on table PRGN_CUST).

Regards,

Julius