on 04-30-2008 2:47 PM
Hi Gurus,
I turned on the audit log (SM19 &SM20). I see like there is a program RSBTCRTE background job starting in the names of contractors who left our company. I couldnt get much info on RSBTCRTE and also can anybody suggest me how i can change the userids of these jobs otherwise how i can identify what programs are really scheduled by them and standardize them.
Got to SM37 -> look for the job -> tick the job -> Job -> Change -> Step -> click the change button -> enter new user.
Jobs can only be changed on status released or scheduled
Regards
Juan
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Hello Rajendran,
If you want to find out of basis of step user the future jobs then it is pretty difficult but assuming that there is 1:1 relationship between job owner and step user then you have an option. *Go to SM37 transaction and give job name and user as *.
Next select only released and schedules status and keep the date field empty. Execute and you will get a list of all jobs that are scheduled or released to run in future. Then look for obsolete job owners but as i said earlier this may not be still exhaustive if job owner ans step user are different and if job owner is a valid user and step user (which you can't see unless you go individually into each job) is obsolete one. There might be sometable for this info but I am ot sure and I don't have access to SAP right now. But may be you can check TBTC* tables )maybe TBTCP has it-
Regards.
Ruchit.
Hi Ruchit
Thanks for your effort in explaining the things. The TBTC* tables are like log..which are showing everything. I need a table that shows how many programs are scheduled to run daily or monthly or yearly and who is the user who scheduled it. This would help me to sort out things very easily and change the user names of our ex-employees. Can u more briefly tell me about step user and job owner ( step user who uses that and job owner is who created it...is that all?)
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