To track: "User, Login ID or PC ref"

Dear Sirs,
Im facing problem now a days....
I created GRNs daily but sumbody deleted that everyday...
i want to track that person or pc from which it had been done.
regds
dev...

hi,
Try the table CDHDR...in it you can look for the application bject change field ie. CHANGE_IND...in which the indicator will be with "D" ie. delete object..
Here you can see the user name and date and time when the changed happened...
FOr the user master record(runtime data) you can check the table USR01...and additional data in USR41..and user master record from USR03...
Hope it helps..
Regards
PRiyanka.P

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