COPA: TCODE to view the deleted data in KE1C.

Hi gurus,
is there any transaction codes, table, or program where i can view the deleted kits in KE1C?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Mr. M

Dear user11977612 :
Thank you for your answer, I have been check the profile :HR: Self Service HR Licensed, It had set YES. Thank you! But it still no records
Dear Naveen:
The page can open with IE7 and it just can not be shown the detail records (llike in "Absence Type" the detail ===>Advance Leave ) in the IE page.
Regards,
Edited by: user11975899 on 2009/10/13 下午 7:17

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