Display Table Log For Free

Procedure Choose Tools ABAP Workbench Development Dictionary (SE11) in the initial screen. Enter the name of the table whose log settings you want to check. Choose Change. The table is displayed. ... Choose Goto Technical Settings. Select/Deselect the Log Data Changes checkbox. Note. ... Select Activate. Note.

To view the changes log, we have to sure about one thing. Enter you table name, then press display, You will find a technical setting tab. Click on this tab. When you click on the Change button, then the all fields will be in editable mode.

All customizing tables are automatically recorded by default. Choose Activate. Choose the transaction Dictionary: Technical Settings (SE13). Enter the table name. Choose Change. Deselect Log Data Changes. Choose Activate.

Check Logging Status Choose the transaction Analysis of Logged Customizing Objects and Tables (SCU3). Enter the name of the table or customizing object whose log settings you want to check. Choose Analyze Logs. Choose Logging: Display Status. The logging status is shown in the following dialog screen.

Table Change Logging must be activated for each table individually with transaction SE13 (Maintain Technical Settings (Tables)) by enabling the Log Data Changes checkbox. In many SAP standard tables this logging flag is already set.

Procedure Choose Tools ABAP Workbench Development Dictionary (SE11) in the initial screen. Enter the name of the table whose log settings you want to check. Choose Change. The table is displayed. ... Choose Goto Technical Settings. Select/Deselect the Log Data Changes checkbox. Note. ... Select Activate. Note.

Activate/Deactivate Table Change Logging Choose Tools ABAP Workbench Development Dictionary (SE11) in the initial screen. Enter the name of the table whose log settings you want to check. Choose Change.Choose Goto Technical Settings . Select/Deselect the Log Data Changes checkbox.Select Activate.

Using the logarithm table, Calculate the characteristic, which is determined by the whole number part of the given number. Calculate the mantissa, which is determined by the significant digits of the given number. Finally, combine the characteristic and mantissa with a decimal point.

The classic head information, as changed by, changed on, are kept in the table CDHDR (Changes header). The information what exactly has changed and how the old and new value looks like is stored in the CDPOS (changes position). These two tables are connected by the change number.

You can view these logs using the transaction SCU3.