on 11-05-2013 10:57 PM
Hi All
I have mapped the LDAP with my GRC Qualit box.But strange thing is when I try to create a request with my userid I am able to pull the users from LDAP in the Access Request Creation whereas same doesn't work when I try with a test user.
Please guide me how to resolve this issue.
Am I missing something here?
Regards
Pradeep
Hi Pradeep
Are you logged in under the test user? Perhaps you could show some screen shots between the two scenarios?
Also, have you compared authorisation access between your Id and the test user (unless you are using End User Login functionality)?
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Hi Colleen
Thanks for the reply.I have already SAP_ALL assigned to my userid and it works perfectly.But now we are moving into QA testing and for that we are creating test users with actual authorization and roles.
However ,the user could not create a access request since it is not able to pull up the user search from LDAP in QA box.
That's strange to me so I thought it should be an authorization issue.
Also I just checked after assigning SAP_ALL to the test user it works.therefore it should be some particular auth object which is missing.
So I thought you must be knowing about that particular auth object or Role required for the same.
Additionally I will try to find from my side by using ST01.Hope I find something useful.
Regards
Pradeep
Sorry Pradeep, I don't have access to a GRC system at the moment so I'm doing this all from memory
ST01 will show if it works for one user and not the other. Run the trace and you'll get the full listings. If not, look at SUIM > Auth Objects for GRAC* and you might find one based on description. I think there is a GRAC_REQ* for request so you can limit Request types, etc.
Regards
Colleen
Hi Pradeep,
Kindly also check SAP note '1907393-No users are shown when using LDAP as data source' and the
reference notes attached with this note.
Hope it helps.
Kind Regards,
Saksham
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