Hi George,
the SAP software is different than other applications. With SAP, all work processes are running under the same user profile <sid>ADM, where <sid> is the 3-character SAP system ID chosen by the customer during installation. The individual end users are not represented by user profiles in the operating system, but by entries in SAP table USR02. So all activities in the journal will show <sid>ADM as the user profile, and you cannot distinguish what end user has executed the transaction.
Similar with the program: All SAP application programs (written in programming language ABAP) are stored in tables REPOSRC and REPOLOAD. The code is executed by the SAP kernel (written in C/C++), and only the SAP kernel program, not the actual SAP transaction/program, would be shown in the journal.
Kind regards,
Christian.