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Authorization problem in Webclient UI

Former Member
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Hello Experts,

We are using CRM 7.0 in our company and want to restrict the sold-to to dipslay, but we would like to give the user the possibility to change the contact person.

For that we are using CRM_BPROLE authorization object as suggested in SAP Note 1129682 we also activated the BADI as mentioned in the Note.

In the SAP GUI we are able to change the contact perso for the sold-to, but in Web UI we get the message:

"You are not authorized to change the business partner". Is it possible to restrict the sold-to to display for all other data, but allow the users to change the contact person?

I really appreciate you help

Regards,

Robert

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Former Member
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Thank you very much for your help!

Former Member
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Hi Robert, Stephen,

I am facing an issue with the same requirement,

However i did not follow Stephen very well.

Stephen,

Can you please elaborate?

Robert,

Can you please give me the steps to it as you have already implemented it?

Thanks

Dedeepya

stephenjohannes
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Robert,

In CRM 2007 what I did was to use the enhancement spot CRM_UIU_BP_ENHANCEMENT. Now in CRM 7.0 this might have changed slightly, so verify my directions and see if it still works.

Implement this with the following logic:

1) Create a new implementation for the badi CRM_BP_UIU_CONFIG_CALLBACKS and add a display config subtype

2) Create a new implementation for the badi CRM_BP_UIU_CONFIG in the logic you will set the config subtype to the new display type based on the grouping of the business partner

3) Create display only config screens for business partner screesn based on the new display config subtype you created.

This general technique will prevent users from editing data based on the grouping of the business partner. There may be something more standard in CRM 7.0 or other technique. In addition this technique I'm using is not theory as I have been running productive with the technique for more than a year to prevent users from editing partner information that originated from ECC.

Take care,

Stephen

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