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    Is There Any T-Code To Lock A Client?

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    The document discusses how to lock and unlock a client in SAP using the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT and SCCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT function modules, which set a flag in the client maintenance menu to temporarily lock the client for copying and prevent logins except for DDIC and SAP* users, displaying a "Client locked temporarily" message to other users attempting to login. It confirms there is no direct t-code, but the easiest way to lock a client is to run transaction code SE37 and execute the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT function module while providing the client number.

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    The document discusses how to lock and unlock a client in SAP using the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT and SCCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT function modules, which set a flag in the client maintenance menu to temporarily lock the client for copying and prevent logins except for DDIC and SAP* users, displaying a "Client locked temporarily" message to other users attempting to login. It confirms there is no direct t-code, but the easiest way to lock a client is to run transaction code SE37 and execute the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT function module while providing the client number.

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    The document discusses how to lock and unlock a client in SAP using the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT and SCCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT function modules, which set a flag in the client maintenance menu to temporarily lock the client for copying and prevent logins except for DDIC and SAP* users, displaying a "Client locked temporarily" message to other users attempting to login. It confirms there is no direct t-code, but the easiest way to lock a client is to run transaction code SE37 and execute the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT function module while providing the client number.

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    Is There Any T-Code To Lock A Client?

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    The document discusses how to lock and unlock a client in SAP using the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT and SCCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT function modules, which set a flag in the client maintenance menu to temporarily lock the client for copying and prevent logins except for DDIC and SAP* users, displaying a "Client locked temporarily" message to other users attempting to login. It confirms there is no direct t-code, but the easiest way to lock a client is to run transaction code SE37 and execute the SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT function module while providing the client number.

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    We can lock a client using SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT and unlock SCCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT functions.

    Once we run this functions with a client as input , that client will be locked/unlocked. Actually this function set flag '' Client is locked temporarily for client copy" in client maintenance menu. And the client will be available for users other than DDIC and SAP*. If you try to login in that client as any user , system gives message that ' Client locked temporarily'..

    Is there any t-code to lock a client?


    There is no direct tcode to lock a client. the easiest way to lock a client is run tcode SE37 type function module name - SCCR_LOCK_CLIENT press F8 or test run (single run). enter the Client No. execute the function module.

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