on 01-12-2010 2:31 PM
HI,
I'm new and I'm really appreciate your help.
I have a question regardig authorization objects.
Do you know who can I restrict the setting of Subsitute from SBWP? They can only be set from UWL.
Do you know the authorization objects which control it?
I find the following authorization objects:
S_TCODE = SSC1
S_TCODE = SSC0
If there isn't any authorization object to control it, do you know how can I do it from coding?
Thank you in advance!
Hi,
My client is having a similar requirement. Can you please let me know how you have achieved this?
Tx
Srini
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In order to search for authotization object for substitution, tou can use transaction ST01 to trace it.
You can use ST01 to trace in both ECC and EP.
Chaiphon
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Thank you for you answers!
I have tried with both methods and I can't find any authorization object.
There isn't an authorization object associated to the substitution options.
I will try to do that programaticall. In that case, do you know how can I recognize if the transaction is executed by Portal or by SBWP transaction?
I'll really appreciate your help.
Thank you!
To find the answer to one of your questionss, you can set system debuggin on /hs in transaction window, then select the menu path for maintaining substitutes.
Now in the debugger set a break-point at statement Authority-check.
now note all of the authority objects.
As a rule never or at least try to avoid setting authorizations on one single object, namely s_tcode, there are better ways for maintaining authorizations
Kind regards, Rob Dielemans
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