How to Lock or Unlock a client In SAP

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SAP unlock or Lock client

Method 1:

- go SE37
- SSCR_LOCK_CLIENT
- or SSCR_UNLOCK_CLIENT 

 Method 2:

 Locking/unlocking the entire system, an admin can use the following commands:
1. tp locksys pf=
2. tp unlocksys pf=

 ripped off http://www.saptechies.com/how-to-lock-or-unlock-a-client-in-sap/

//alak

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