on 07-08-2020 5:03 PM
Cost center is an authorization relevant IOBJ in our BW.
We have the following cost centers for travel expenses: 4710, 4711, 4712, 5710, 5711, 5712.
We built a BEx query especially for travel expenses with a global filter on the cost centers 4710, 4711, 4712, 5710, 5711, 5712 .
The users in our system are assigned analysis authorizations (in RSECADMIN) on cost centers like this:
User1: 2710, 3710, 4710, 5710
User2: 2711, 3711, 4711, 5711
User3: 2712, 3712, 4712, 5712
When User1 executes the query he/she is supposed to see the values for 4710 and 5710.
For User2 it is supposed to be 4711 and 5711 etc.
Hence, the expected result is the equivalent of an SQL 'inner join' between the travel expense cost centers and those cost centers which the respective user is authorized.
The problem is that we receive the message 'no authorization'.
Question: is this behaviour to be expected or is it a bug?
OK, keep your travel expense CC as a filter and set your authorization variable in the default values panel.
This should result in the intersection of both values.
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Try to add the authorization variable AND the filters for travel expenses, See if this results in the intersection of both sets.
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Hi Martin,
It is expected. To be able to execute your query, a user needs the authorization on all the selected cc (here : 4710, 4711, 4712, 5710, 5711, 5712).
Try to add an authorization variable on the cost center in the query. Not sure of that, but I'm hoping the result will be the intersection of the filter and the authorized values.
Regards,
Frederic
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Hi Frederic,
your answer puts the finger right on the pain point!
If I put an auth variable (in the global filter) on IOBJ cost center then the users will see all cost centers for which he/she is authorized (for User1: 2710, 3710, 4710, 5710), right?
But since it is a travel expense report each user is supposed to see only the cost centers for travel expense (for User1: 4710, 5710).
This is quite a trivial requirement, right?
How can this be implemented (without resorting to a heap of varaible programming)?
Greetings,
Martin
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