We Need To Change The Username Of One Of The Users On Our System. Sim

1.	We Need To Change The Username Of One Of The Users On Our System. Simultaneously, She Would Like To Take All Of Her Work Items, Completed And Uncompleted Onto This New Account With Her. We Were Able To Forward The Uncompleted Items From Her Inbox Using Swia. However, We Can't Find A Way To Forward The Contents Of The Outbox. Is There A Way To Resolve This?
Answer» This is not usually done. HOWEVER, you can TRY to WORK around this. Create one abap report BASED on transaction .SWI5 and SWI14. Use transparent tables SWWWWIHEAD, SWWWLOGHIST and some more, which will display all work item executed by that user. This is not usually done. However, you can try to work around this. Create one abap report based on transaction .SWI5 and SWI14. Use transparent tables SWWWWIHEAD, SWWWLOGHIST and some more, which will display all work item executed by that user.

We Need To Change The Username Of One Of The Users On Our System. Simultaneously, She Would Like To Take All Of Her Work Items, Completed And Uncompleted Onto This New Account With Her. We Were Able To Forward The Uncompleted Items From Her Inbox Using Swia. However, We Can't Find A Way To Forward The Contents Of The Outbox. Is There A Way To Resolve This?

Answer»

This is not usually done. HOWEVER, you can TRY to WORK around this. Create one abap report BASED on transaction .SWI5 and SWI14. Use transparent tables SWWWWIHEAD, SWWWLOGHIST and some more, which will display all work item executed by that user.

This is not usually done. However, you can try to work around this. Create one abap report based on transaction .SWI5 and SWI14. Use transparent tables SWWWWIHEAD, SWWWLOGHIST and some more, which will display all work item executed by that user.

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