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Restrict specific user to create a entries in table maintance generator

Former Member
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Hi Friends,

Need to restrict specific users to create a entries in table via table maintenance generator.

How to do that.

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Hvshal4u
Active Participant
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You can use Events in TMG to achieve this.

You can find the events list in Environment->Modification->Event menu.

Choose the appropriate event and add the logic to restrict the user.

Regards,

Vishal

Former Member
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restrict the specific user not by adding the user name as condition
because later if i want to add the users then i have to code in event

is there any other option is there to restrict the specific users to add the entires in tmg.

can you explain clearly

Hvshal4u
Active Participant
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Use the authority object while creating the TMG.

Regards,

Vishal Hingole

satyabrata_sahoo3
Contributor
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In the table maintenance generator you can specify Authorization Group. From this you can restrict the user. Contact your BASIS to create auth.group and add modify the 'user' authorizations accordingly.

-Satya

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Yes i agree.

i already created the authorization group for the table maintenance generator and assigned the group in table maintenance generator after that how to assign the users to that group.

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This is BASIS/Security task.. Please ask your BASIS to assign this authorization group to S_TABU_DIS and assign to specified user's role.

-Satya

Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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You may also create a "maintenance view" (SE11 one of the view types) over the table, in which you select only "display/modification", users won't be able to create/delete entries.

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Hi Sandra,

I want to restrict for specific users only to create a entires in that table not all users

in ur above case no body will create a entries in that table right.

i dont want like this.

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You're right. It's just one way of doing it (of course you may assign the maintenance view to only the users you want, by the standard authorization object S_TABU_DIS; or many other means ; of course it may still not suit your need but I can't know what your possibilities are - I propose but you decide 😉 )