Programs and Related Tables

Hi Gurus,
          Using transaction STAD I am able to view the Transaction code accessed by users.  It also shows the program that was called with that TC. Can you help in finding out how to get the tables which are updated or modified when a specific program is called.

Hi Parvez,
In STAT there is option in Expan mode -> Tables Access
In STAD try to find with all details.
****Reward points if Helpful*****
Regards,
Ganesh

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