Essential SAP Transaction Codes for SAP Basis and SAP ABAP: A Comprehensive Guide

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Here, are the List of SAP Transaction codes frequently used  by SAP BASIS Administrator 

  1. AL01 = SAP Alert Monitor
  2. AL05 = Workload Monitoring
  3. AL06 = Performance: Upload/Download Monitor
  4. AL07 = Early-Watch Report
  5. AL08 = Logged-On Users Overview
  6. AL10 = Early Watch Download
  7. AL11 = SAP Directory Display
  8. AL21 = Program Analysis in ABAP
  9. CMOD = Enhancements Configuration
  10. OY08 = Overview of Development Classes
  11. OY18 = Table Change History
  12. OS01 = LAN Connectivity Check (Ping)
  13. OSS1 = Logon to Online Service System (OSS)
  14. SA38 = ABAP/4 Reporting Tool
  15. SC38 = Immediate Report Execution
  16. SCAD = Spool Administration
  17. SCCL = Local Client Copy Tool
  18. SCC0 = Client Copy Configuration
  19. SCC2 = Client Transport Configuration
  20. SCC3 = Client Copy Log
  21. SCC4 = Client Administration
  22. SCC5 = Client Deletion
  23. SCC6 = Client Import Configuration
  24. SCC8 = Client Export Configuration
  25. SCC9 = Remote Client Copy Tool
  26. SCMP = View/Table Comparison
  27. SCPF = Enterprise IMG Generation
  28. SCAT = Computer Aided Test Tool (CATT)
  29. SD11 = Data Modeler Tool
  30. SE01 = Transport and Correction System
  31. SE02 = Environment Analyzer
  32. SE03 = Transport Utilities
  33. SE07 = Transport System Status Display
  34. SE09 = Workbench Organizer (Initial Screen)
  35. SE10 = Customizing Organizer
  36. SE11 = Data Dictionary Maintenance
  37. SE12 = Data Dictionary Display
  38. SE13 = Technical Settings Maintenance (Tables)
  39. SE14 = Database-Level Data Dictionary Conversion
  40. SE15 = Repository Information System
  41. SE16 = Table Content Display
  42. SE17 = Table Display Generation
  43. SE30 = ABAP Objects Runtime Analysis
  44. SE32 = ABAP Text Element Maintenance
  45. SE33 = Context Builder
  46. SE35 = ABAP/4 Dialogue Modules Maintenance
  47. SE36 = Logical Database Maintenance
  48. SE39 = Split-screen Editor for Program Comparison
  49. SE41 = Menu Painter
  50. SE43 = Area Menu Maintenance
  51. SE51 = Screen Painter
  52. SE54 = Table View Generation
  53. SE61 = R/3 Documentation Browser
  54. SE71 = SAPscript Form Maintenance
  55. SE72 = SAPscript Style Maintenance
  56. SE73 = SAPscript Font Maintenance (revised)
  57. SE74 = SAPscript Format Conversion
  58. SE75 = SAPscript Settings Maintenance
  59. SE76 = SAPscript Form Translation
  60. SE77 = SAPscript Translation Styles Maintenance
  61. SE78 = SAPscript Graphics Administration
  62. SE80 = Object Navigator
  63. SE81 = Application Hierarchy Maintenance
  64. SE84 = R/3 Repository Information System
  65. SE85 = ABAP/4 Repository Information System
  66. SE86 = ABAP Repository Information System
  67. SE89 = Information System Trees Maintenance
  68. SE91 = Message Maintenance
  69. SE93 = Transaction Code Maintenance
  70. SE94 = Customer Enhancement Simulation
  71. SE95 = Modification Browser
  72. SEU = Repository Browser
  73. SHDB = Batch Input Recording
  74. SIAC1 = Web Object Administration
  75. SLIN = ABAP: Extended Program Check
  76. SM01 = Lock Transactions Monitor
  77. SM02 = System Messages Monitor
  78. SM04 = User Overview
  79. SM12 = Display and Delete Locks
  80. SM14 = Update Program Administration
  81. SM21 = System Log
  82. SM23 = System Log Analysis
  83. SM28 = Installation Check
  84. SM31 = Table Maintenance
  85. SM34 = View Cluster Maintenance
  86. SM35 = Batch Input Monitoring
  87. SM36 = Batch Request Creation
  88. SM37 = Background Job Overview
  89. SM38 = Queue Maintenance Transaction
  90. SM39 = Job Analysis
  91. SM49 = Execute Logical Commands
  92. SM50 = Work Process Overview
  93. SM51 = SAP Servers List
  94. SM65 = Background Processing Analysis Tool
  95. SM67 = Job Scheduling
  96. SM68 = Job Administration
  97. SMW0 = SAP Web Repository
  98. SMX = Display Own Jobs
  99. SO02 = SAPoffice: Outbox
  100. SO03 = SAPoffice: Private Folders
  101. SO04 = SAPoffice: Shared Folders
  102. SO10 = SAPscript: Standard Texts Maintenance
  103. SO12 = SAPoffice: User Master
  104. SO21 = PC Work Directory Maintenance
  105. SOY5 = SAPoffice: Inbox Overview
  106. SP00 = Spool and Related Area
  107. SP01 = Spool Control
  108. SP02 = Display Output Requests
  109. SPAD = Spool Management
  110. SPRM = Current Customizing Display
  111. SQ01 = SAP Query: Queries Maintenance
  112. SQ02 = SAP Query: Functional Area Maintenance
  113. SQ03 = SAP Query: User Groups Maintenance
  114. SQ07 = SAP Query: Language Comparison
  115. SQVI = Quick Viewer
  116. SRZL = CCMS
  117. SPRO = Customizing
  118. ST01 = System Trace
  119. ST03 = SAP Statistics and Workload
  120. ST05 = SQL Trace
  121. STMS = Transport Management System
  122. STUN = Performance Monitoring
  123. SU01 = User Maintenance
  124. SU01D = Display Users
  125. SU02 = Authorization Profiles Maintenance
  126. SU03 = Authorizations Maintenance
  127. SU05 = Internet Users Maintenance
  128. SU10 = Mass Changes to User Master
  129. SU12 = Mass Changes to User Master Records
  130. SU52 = Own User Parameters Maintenance
  131. SU54 = Session Manager List
  132. SU56 = User Buffer Analysis
  133. SUIM = Repository Information System (User)
  134. SUPF = Integrated User Maintenance
  135. SUPO = Organization Levels Maintenance
  136. SWDC = Workflow Definition
  137. SXDA = Data Transfer Workbench
  138. SNRO = Number Range Objects
  139. SMOD = SAP Enhancement Management
  140. SERP = Change Tree Structure Reporting
  141. SE07 = Transport System Status Display
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