Logging Off in SAP

Procedure

You can log off from the SAP System from any screen.

1. From the menu bar, choose System
® Log off.
2. Click the button at the upper right-hand corner of the screen (if you only have one session running).

The Log off dialog box appears (as shown here), informing you that any data you have not yet saved will be lost if you proceed with logging off.



3. If you are not certain that you have saved all of your data, and you do not want to log off after all, choose No. You return to the screen in which you were working.

If you are certain that you have saved all of the data you want to save, choose Yes. All of your SAP System sessions close. You have successfully logged off.

Session Manager

The Session Manager is a tool for system logon and session control for use with Microsoft Windows 32-bit operating systems. If you are not running one of these operating systems, follow the instructions under Logging On and Logging Off.

For more detailed information, see The SAP Session Manager

SAP Shortcuts

Use

Using SAP Shortcuts, you can start an SAP transaction, run a report, or execute a system command directly from your Microsoft Windows desktop. Shortcuts eliminate the need to navigate through menus to access screens. This is particularly useful for tasks you run regularly.

Prerequisites

To use SAP Shortcuts, you must be running a Windows 32-bit operating system.

Features

• You can create SAP Shortcuts for direct access to:

• Transactions
• Reports
• System commands

• You can use SAP Shortcuts even if you have the SAP System running with an open dialog box.
• You can store your SAP Shortcuts either directly on your desktop, or in a directory on your system.
• There is no limit to the number of SAP Shortcuts you create.