It includes all transactions relevant to a user, grouped under relevant folders The SAP User Menu is tailored to the user’s specific needs. Lets look into the various screen elements- SAP User Menu When you logon to SAP or you open a new session- you will see the following screen That’s it to the SAP GUI SAP GUI Navigation Suppose, I want help on command prompt, pressing F1 gives me a very detailed help document. To get help in SAP, select on the corresponding screen element and press F1 If you double click on the bar, detailed information of the message is reflectedĪt the bottom, you will see various system related information like the client or the program you are currently in.
At the bottom of a screen you will notice Message Bar. The transaction is added to your favorites. Suppose you do not want to navigate so much to access a transaction, right click on it and select Add to favorites Double click in the corresponding transaction.
To go back to the initial screen click the back buttonĪlternatively, if you do not remember the transaction code, a tree is provided with all the transaction available. If you notice the title bar changes in accordance with the transaction, you are currently in. To access the transaction, in the command prompt enter PA30 and hit enter. Every transaction has a unique code.įor example, transaction number to maintain a PA data is PA30 To view or maintain any data in SAP or access different business process you need to know the corresponding transaction. Next you will see the standard tool bar where you options to Print, Save Find, Scroll etc You are taken to Sap’s easy access menuĪt the top, you will see the menu bar. In the next screen, enter your user id and password. Select the server and click the Log On Button. But you see multiple servers like one for production, one for Testing one for development. You are shown a list of servers that you could log into right now there is only one server.
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