Find the list of SAP Transaction codes. Once you entered the screen, click in Top Menu - Utilities - Table contents - Displa y If you want to display all the transaction code (total - 57,048) you have to change the Fields: Maximum number of hits to 99999 (default 500). For transactions where the start object is a program, then searching table TSTC (SAP Transaction Codes) by program name (PGMNA) is sufficient. But for programs that have been assigned a transaction code that uses a start object of “Transaction with parameters” the program name is in the parameters.

• Sap Table Custom Transaction Codes

Our customer service team was just asked if we had an ‘SAP transaction code reference list’hmmm, that made me think a little. I have been in the SAP world for over 20 years now and I admit, I didn’t really know how many SAP transaction codes there are – but I knew there are A LOT of them. So I wanted to find out and share a list of all Tcodes with you.To be clear: a transaction code in SAP is a shortcut to an activity (or transaction).

For example, transaction code FB01 allows you to post a financial transaction in the SAP system. It used to be that Tcodes were a 4-digit alphanumerical code but not anymore. They can now have any length and include special characters, too (for example, transaction code /AFI/DICAPDISP displays invoice statistics).By the way, you can actually buy books that list all SAP transaction codes. Seems strange to me since you can generate a list of transaction codes yourself very easily.All transaction codes are stored in 2 SAP tables:.

SAP users are now ready to use the new SAP transaction code “ZAACAR01”. Type the transaction code and navigate to the new screen by calling the transaction report behind the scene.

TSTC (this table stores the transaction codes and other technical information such as program name, screen number, etc.). TSTCT (this table includes the transaction codes and their description in all languages)The second table, TSTCT, is most useful as it includes all transaction codes and the description of what they actually do (and it includes all installed languages, too). So I downloaded the entire table to an Excel spreadsheet (only in English though). If you want to download this table for yourself in a different language you can easily do so by using transaction code SE16 and then entering table TSTCT.Before I downloaded the table I guessed that there must be 10s of 1000s of transaction codesmaybe 50,000? Maybe 70,000? Well, it turns out I was way off – there are 100,000 transaction codes in the SAP ECC 6 system! You can download the entire list here:Now, granted, I don’t know how useful such a list really is – after all, it contains 100,000 records.

I added a filter criteria to each column – this allows you to search the Tcode descriptions for a particular word, for example, I searched for the word ‘asset’ to find all (well, not all, but almost 500) Tcodes related to Asset Accounting.Anyway, go ahead and download the list of all SAP transaction codes and play around with it. And please let me know in the comments if you have any tips & tricks related to transaction codes.And, as always, thank you for sharing this post!PS: I just added a ist of all the new.Thomas MichaelThomas Michael is the CEO of the Michael Management Corporation, the leading provider of award-winning. He lives in New York City, had 2 Guinness on St.

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Sap Table Custom Transaction Codes

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Introduction:More than once I have seen mistakes made with security and development to assign custom transaction codes to standard SAP reports because no one can find the standard assigned transaction code for a report. This blog will show a common mistake made by security, analyst, and sometimes ABAP resources when looking for transaction codes associated with standard SAP reports. Good tip but using STARTREPORT in a parameter transaction like this really should be avoided. In one of my old jobs.

Some consultants created transaction codes like this and it caused nothing but problems. After we officially banned such practice it became much simpler to maintain and search for transactions. This blog is actually a great argument in favor of a ban on this practice.As a side note, is there any reason you could not use the standard transaction AUT10 (audit trail) to see the change documents?