How can I identify an existing transaction to an ABAP? I need to see that because I want to see for certain ABAPs if there is already a standard transaction code assigned to it or if I have to create a transaction for it.
When I check table TSTC, it does not include a lot of the standard ABAPs.
Example: transaction S_ALR_87012278 starts ABAP RFSBWA00 but the program is not mentioned in table TSTC.

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transaction SE38 write the program name and use "Where used" botton, then select transaction.

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I am finding that the one program is often associated with more than one transaction code, which can cause unnecessary duplication on the user menu (especially in relation to S_ALR* transactions).

Eg. Transaction codes AR12, S_ALR_87012056 and S_ALR_87012057 call program RAANLA_ALV01 and essentially perform the same function.

The "where-used" function in SE38 is great for identifying all transaction codes associated with a program, however, it can only be run for one program at a time. I was wondering if anyone knows of a report or table that lists all programs associated with transaction codes (especially S_ALR* transactions, which tend to appear in the TSTC table without a program).

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Try table TSTCP, mote of the S_ALR_xxx report are parameterized tcodes to transaction START_REPORT. If it is a direct report call ( not a query) then look for string 'D_SREPOVARI-REPORT=' after this the report will be in there. You can use TSTCP field PARAM search string *report* ( like *RAANLA_ALV01*) to look for all the tcode. Do note though unless the entire PARAM field is exactly the same the tcodes may not appear the same when run and SAP considers them DIFFERENT.
example: S_ALR_87012056 and S_ALR_87012057

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