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Try program RSSTAT20. Once executed you can double-click on a line, then click on the "All Details" button. Scroll down and see the "Terminal ID" entry. The user does not need to be logged in currently for this to work. Bill Kershul

Try Table SETLEAF. Enter your controlling area in the Org. Unit field.

I am far from being an MM expert. But I noticed that we use movement types 343 and 344 to do what you do. Maybe try those instead?

SAP has BAPIs to do this. Try a search on their website or the online documentation.

Wow, this sounds like a most daunting task. I would start first with the proven method of "divide and conquer". Do not try to fix everything at once. Sit down and say, "OK, over the next 30 days, I am going to get accounts payable invoices to post against purchase orders&quot...

Sorry, I can't help you on your DBRESETDATABASE_nt_ORA error msg. I might add a response to your earlier question about just displaying users, try tcode AL08. Kershul

Glad to help with anything specific that may come up. Most of what I have learned I picked-up from someone else or stumbled across after many hours of frustration. That is what makes these forums so useful.

Try table TSTCT, which can be accessed via TCode SE16.

We have a custom program that is run as a batch job to prevent the password from changing for users who login as "CREW". Here is the code: REPORT ZNOREST. * This program prevents certain users from being forced to change their * password, whenever their old password expires. It...

Try TCode SE38, program RSPFLDOC, parameter rdisp/gui_auto_logout. Good luck!