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Display only access to infoPackages and Process Chains

Posted on Nov 24, 2004 at 05:22 AM 16 Views

Is there a transaction or method that would allow me to grant access to view, but not change, infoPackages and Process Chains.

In our multi-system environment, I want to grant access to users on another system to view how we have set up infoPackages and process chains without giving them the access to change them.

Thanks,

Kevin

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    Posted on Nov 24, 2004 at 07:14 AM
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    Kevin,

    Yes, you can do that via Admin Workbench, RSA1 -> Transport Connection -> Object Changeability button -> Switch the Object type to "Not changeable" :

    a) RSPC

    b) RSPT

    c) RSPV

    d) ISIP

    e) ISIG

    Please let me know if not workable.

    Regards,

    Lye

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    • Former Member Kevin Cuddihy
      Jan 12, 2005 at 04:34 PM

      Kevin,

      This can be achieved using Authorisations.

      Run trans PFCG and create a new Role.

      Click the Authirizations tab and then click the change authorisation button.

      Ignore and template selection.

      Once you get to the Change Roles:Authorisations screen, hit F9 and expand 'Business Information Warehouse'

      Click what looks loke the London Uderground sign ( circle with red line and it will turn into a green cross) and then click Insert Chosen.

      Expand the new auth and click on the Pencil to change the values, you want

      Activity: Display

      Administrator Workbench Object: InfoPackage.

      Assign this role to users you do not want changing InfoPackages.

      Not sure about Process Chains but i will have a look I imagine it will be something similar.

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