Long path of tcode SM30

Hi,
Does anyone know what's the long path for the transaction code SM30? (Maintain Table Views)
Long path - using the menus instead of entering a transaction code
Thanks!

Hi,
SE43==> SPOO==> Tools==> Tables==> Table Maintance.
Rgds,
TM

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