Within the transaction if accessed the menu panel Environment – Directory one can select the level of detail and display an entire collection of all the rules that exist in the system.

• go to SE24
• type in your class name
• click Goto – Object Directory Entry

At this point you should see your object definition entries: R3TR – CLAS – <CLASS NAME>. Grab that and move your transport.

• Select System Administration
• Select Monitoring
• Expand Portal menu on the left hand side
• Select Object Locking
• Select the locked object and click the Unlock button

I like running SM30 over ST22 because you get a nicer presentation of what tables were hit.  ST22 tends to bee too detailed in majority of my scenarios.

By default the report is initialized with the DEFAULT variant.  This is limiting and will not give you as much information as you might want.  Typically on a new system I set up my own variant that allows me to access more information.

Steps to set up your own variant:

1. Select the drop down option in the Variant selector panel
2. Click the green check-box on the next screen without changing the parameters of the Selection Criteria for Variants pop-up
3. You will be presented with two default Variants – DEFAULT and TMP; ignore those and click on the Create button
4. Type in the name and continue
5. Here’s the most important part of this trick.  When you get to the main configuration page of the variant go to the third tab [Duratn/type] and in the Aggregation pick the None option.
6. Once done click Save as… button and you are ready to run your Analysis.

Transport imported successfully:

0: Transport successful

4: Warning occurred

Transport did not import successfully:

6: Post-processing is required

8: Transport carried out with an error [individual object could not be transported successfully]

ex: objects could not be overwritten

Transport termination:

12 and greater: transport was terminated

I know the data was there for I could see the red box [representing an un-loaded image] and I could copy and paste the actual data in to a separate application like Microsoft Word [copying the image allowed me to see the whole file].

So as always I did some digging online and found a solution:

1. Locate the Outlook Temporary Items folder by opening the Registry and finding HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\Security. Double click on the OutlookSecureTempFolder key.

2. Right click the Value Data field and select Copy. It should be in the form of %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK6 where OLK6 is some randomly generated string that always starts with OLK.

3. Open Windows Explorer, paste in the Address field and press Enter (or select GO). You will be navigated to this folder.

4. Select All the files in this folder and Delete.

5. Launch Outlook. The images should now appear in the Email.

That fixed my problem.

1. Execute transaction: SPAD
2. Select your output device and enter the configuration screen
3. On a 4.6C version you can go to the Output attributes tab and look at the “Output attributes for list drivers and Smart Forms” section
4. Examine the drop down for the Print mode
5. Typically by default you will see DEFAULT as the setting that is displayed, simply change the value to S SIMPLEX to allow the data to be prined on a Single Side

For more information on the matter for SAP version 7.0 you can have a look at this document.

So if you want to take a look how the information is layed out just hit se16 and take a look at the following tables.

SMEN_BUFFC: stores favorites informatoin

COLUMN-UNAME will display user name

COLUMN-REPORT will display transaction code

SMEN_BUFFI: stores user associated links

COLUMN-UNAME will display user name

COLUMN-URL will display the link of the address

SELECT * FROM <tablename> order by rand() limit <n>;

tablename: is the name of the table you wish to access

n: is thenumber of rows you wish to return

Be careful though, don’t use this logic on a database with a large record, the performance will be unpleasant.