SAP provides a standard Security Audit log functionality via transaction SM19 to record security-related system information such as changes to user master records or unsuccessful login attempts.

Dec 11, 2014 · As of release SAP_BASIS 7.40 you can use the so-called "Kernel Parameters" instead of the listed Profile Parameters. You find them on a new tab in transaction SM19 respective transaction RSAU_CONFIG.

Mar 28, 2007 · Transactions SM18, SM19, SM20 deals with security Audit Log. you can configure the Static/Dynamic fileters here. want to audit in filters. Filters consist of the following …

Jan 25, 2013 · Hi Frank, I want to define the SM19 configuration for monitoring SM20 logs. Are the configuration steps you have provided up-to-date for S4 HANA systems? Does the configuration vary depending on the version? Where can I …

To enable the security audit log, you need to define the events that the security audit log should record in filters. You can specify the following information in the filters: • User • SAP System client • Audit class (for example, dialog logon attempts or changes to user master records) • Weight of event (for example, critical or important)

There is a requirement to know more about recommended settings of the security audit log. Read more... An ABAP system where security audit log is set up.

The parameters pertaining to the Security Audit Log can be checked via the "Profile Parameters" drop-down option of the "Environment" menu in SM19. The parameter values and details can be further checked via Maintain Profile Parameter transaction RZ11. Image/data in this KBA is from SAP internal systems, sample data, or demo systems.

A created and configured Audit Log profile in T-Code SM19 is not loaded into the dynamic configuration during the system restart although the security audit log was enabled. As a result the security audit log does not log events according to the configured static profile.

Set the required kernel parameters in the Security Audit Log: Display Kernel Parameters screen (transaction SM19 in the Kernel Parameters tab). The table below lists the kernel parameters.

Overview: The SAP transaction code SM19 is used to configure the security audit log. This log is used to track and record all changes made to the system, including user access, user authorization, and system configuration changes.