When you just need to look on a specific transaction and you don’t have permission?
Wait no more, this is a good and quick work-arround:
- Go to transaction SE37, display the function module RS_TRANSACTION_TEST and place a break-point after instruction ( CALL ‘AUTH_CHECK_TCODE’ ID ‘TCODE’ FIELD objectname. ).
- Go to transaction SE93, fill the transaction code that you need to execute and press the test Button (F8).
The debug window will pop-up and you will find yourself on the breakpoint that you placed on the function module RS_TRANSACTION_TEST. Change the system variable SY-SUBRC to ’0′ and press F8. And then you will find yourself in the transaction that you needed.
Simple and Easy!
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C Jones CITP CISM
Suggestions like this are what get ABAP’ers into hot water, use with caution and total blessing from your SAP security and BASIS teams
Helder Gonçalves
Work-arround’s like this are sometimes necessary on the day to day basis.
And yes, use with absolut caution. This is just a tip not a suggestion.
After all, SAP security and BASIS teams out there can learn from this post to improve their security.