Monitor SCC4 client settings

Hello,
Is there some standard SAP report available
to monitor the client settings in SCC4?
We are looking to schedule a job which
monitors the client settings and
generates a report.
Thanks & regards,
Vijaya

Hi Vijayalakshmi,
If you want to get changes made to the client settings daily then please create a variant in the report RSTBHIST for the table T000.In the variant use the dynamic selection for the data filed so that you get data for the current date only.This report is for displaying table change documents.Schedule a job for the variant/job combination.
If you want to get all the details then schedule a job for the report /1BCDWB/DBT000. No need to create a variant. This report when executed gives SE16 view of the table T000.
You can direct the spool of the jobs to your mailbox.
Please award points if you found the answer useful.
Regards.
Ruchit

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