To check table logs in SAP

• Launch the SAP GUI and log in to the SAP system using your user credentials.
• Once you're logged in, navigate to the SAP Easy Access screen.
• Enter transaction code SE16N in the command field and press Enter or click the Enter button. This transaction allows you to display table contents.
• In the "Table" field, enter the name of the table for which you want to check the logs. For example, if you want to check the logs for table "VBAP" (Sales Document: Item Data), enter "VBAP" in the Table field.
• Optionally, if you know the specific log table associated with the table you want to check, you can enter it in the "Table" field as well. For example, if you want to check the logs for table "VBAP" and its log table is "VBAPL," enter "VBAPL" in the Table field instead.
• Click on the "Display" button or press F8 to display the table contents.
• If logs are enabled for the table, you will see an additional column named "Change Document" or similar. This column indicates that change logs are available for the table.
• Double-click on a specific entry in the "Change Document" column to view the change log details for that particular record.
• The change log will display the historical changes made to the record, including the timestamp, the user who made the change, and the old and new values.