Hi,
Yes, it’s possible.
Execute PFCG t-code. Enter the new role name, click on a ‘Role’ button.
In the new window click on ‘Authorization’ tab and then on a ‘Change Authorization Data’ pencil.
In the new window click on ‘+Manually’ button. Type in ‘S_RFC’, ‘S_RS_COMP’ and ‘S_RS_COMP1’ names.
Choose menu option ‘Utilities-Technical names on’.
Expand ‘S_RS_COMP’ node. Press on a pencil at the rows beginning for each row and enter the following:
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Infoarea – type the specific infoarea name if you want to restrict by it, otherwise – choose *.
Name (ID) of a reporting component - put here a name of a specific query, or if you have naming conventions for queries – query prefix followed by *.
Type of a reporting component – REP.
Expand ‘S_RS_COMP1’ node. Press on a pencil at the rows beginning for each row and enter the following:
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Name (ID) of a reporting component - put here a name of a specific query, or if you have naming conventions for queries – query prefix followed by *.
Type of a reporting component – REP.
Owner (Person Responsible) for - If you want to secure by query owner, put the owner name here. The other users will be able just execute queries created by the owner. Or you may put here *.
Click on a ‘Generate’ icon.
Click on a ‘User’ tab, enter user(s) for which you want to assign this role. Then click on a ‘Use Comparison’, then ‘Complete Comparison’ buttons.
Save the role.
Now users with only this role will not be able to modify queries.
Best regards,
Eugene
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