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Best SAP T-codes

“A transaction code (or t-code) consists of letters, numbers, or both, and is entered in the command field at the top of any SAP GUI screen. Each function in SAP ERP has an SAP transaction code associated with it.”

Tables: SE11, SE16, SE16N, SM30

Function module editor: SE37

Program editor: SM38

Program execution: SA38

Job Overview: SM37

Check authorization data for user: SU53

User maintenance: SU01

Roles: PFCG

SM35 Batch Input: session overview

Transport management: STMS

Client overview: SSC4

SAP Query: SQ01

SAP Quick viewer (individual): SQVI

General Transactions

/nxyz Terminates current transaction, and starts transaction xzy

/n Terminates the transaction (corresponds to pressing F15 (=SHIFT-F3) to go back).

/nend Terminates all separate sessions and logs off (corresponds to System — Logoff

/nex Terminates all separate sessions and logs off immediately (without any warning!).

/oxyz Opens a new session and starts transaction xzy in the session. /o Lists existing sessions and allows deletion or opening of a new session.

/i Terminates the current session (corresponds to System End)

/i1, /i2, … Terminates the session with the number given. .abc Fast path: ‘abc’ refers to the underlined letters in the menus.

/h (/hs) Debugging mode (System funct.)

search_sap_me nu Can either use T-Code in the search criteria or a description. “*” is not used as wildcard.

Start Menu Transaction ”ENTER” when the transaction is marked.