Transact Support Articles
Transact Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do I keep getting password errors?
- What SAP authorisations do I need for Transact?
- Is Transact compatible with older versions of SAP?
- What reports are available to analyse my runs and run results?
- Why do my Sales Order document numbers have an extra '2'?
Why do I keep getting password errors?
Newer versions of SAP allow the use of long passwords, previously only 8 character long passwords were allowed (and were case insensitive). Please see the main support page for a full description of this problem.
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What SAP authorisations do I need for Transact?
In general, for any WinR3 product, you need the authorisations to run any transaction that you wish to record or run/replay.
For Transact to connect to SAP correctly your authorisations should include:
Authorisation object: S_RFC
with the following fields:
RFC_TYPE: FUGR
RFC_NAME : *
ACTVT: 16 or *
The following screen shot shows what this would look like in SAP:
Is Transact compatible with older versions of SAP?
A special version of WinR3 Professional (not Transact), that is compatible with 3.x versions of SAP, can be provided. This requires a simple RFC function module to be implemented in your SAP system.
This version of WinR3 Professional, along with the function module, are available at the standard price of Transact and include a free upgrade to Transact at any time. However, only limited support will be provided for this version.
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What reports are available to analyse my runs and run results?
There are no standard reports available. However, the Transact database is a simple, open, MS Access database which you can use to build your own reports.
If you have any suggestions for reports that you would like to see in Transact please send a message using the contact form on the About page.
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Why do my Sales Order document numbers have an extra '2'?
When creating sales orders, the SAP RFC interface sometimes (often!) appends a 2 to the document number.
Please
take care and pay close attention to the document numbers created for any of your recordings that create sales orders.
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