Keeping track of who used MRBR

hello all
is there a way to find out according to users, who has released invoices?
kind of a report on MRBR according to user.
all this, keeping in mind I do not see the invoice in MRBR anymore after it has been released.
basically: who released which invoice?
thanks
Alisa

Hi,
go to table CDHDR and search for:
OBJECTCLAS = INCOMINGINVOICE
OBJECTID = 51056009862009 (BELNR+GJAHR)
TCODE = MRBR
and then with field CHANGENR you can go to table CDPOS.
Best regards.
Edited by: Pablo Casamayor on Jan 8, 2010 11:36 AM

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