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Transaction code SM01 -- Lock/Unlock Transactions -- cannot be configured for display-only
authority and is not easily used for that purpose anyway. Check your SAP system for the SAP
report RSAUDITC or RSAUDITC_BCE (they both contain the same code.) This report can easily
be added to a menu tree and provides various display only options for you and your
auditors.

Code

Tcode:se38
Report: RSAUDITC or RSAUDITC_BCESelect display options and execute.

To view locked users in sap

1) Call transaction su10
Click on authorization data and scroll down
check the locked users only field as shown in figure and execute (F8).

2) Call transaction sa38 and run the program RSUSR006 . You will get a list of locked users.
3) Goto transaction ewz5 you will get users with locked status
4) Run report EWULKUSR in transaction sa38 to get the list.
5) Call transaction SUIM , goto
a) authorizations > User > User by complex search criteria >List of User Master
Records Locked Due to Incorrect Logon
or
b) user > unsuccessful logons
6) Call transaction S_BCE_68001402

To view locked users in sap

1) Call transaction su10
Click on authorization data and scroll down
check the locked users only field as shown in figure and execute (F8).

2) Call transaction sa38 and run the program RSUSR006 . You will get a list of locked users.
3) Goto transaction ewz5 you will get users with locked status
4) Run report EWULKUSR in transaction sa38 to get the list.
5) Call transaction SUIM , goto
a) authorizations > User > User by complex search criteria >List of User Master
Records Locked Due to Incorrect Logon
or
b) user > unsuccessful logons
6) Call transaction S_BCE_68001402

Goto transaction se11 or se16 and view the table TSTC, the field is CINFO. Enter "A0" as the "HEX01 data element for SYST" starting value and "A9" as the ending value. Instead of doing such cumbersome viewing of table, you can run ABAP report rsauditc to view locked transactions. Use t-code sm01 to lock/unlock the codes

To find the locked objects:-

Look in the tables TLOCK, E070, E071, and E070C. Sometimes, data in these tables can become orphaned, and may need to be processed manually (this is rarely necessary).