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LSO

Former Member
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Hi All,

We have implemented LSO system in our landscape and currently we need a facility to create multiple training catalogs where one catalog is shared catalog among end users - all users may request courses through learning Portal - where other catalogs are restricted to certain end users. Each catalog has an administrator responsible for updating it and should not be able to update other catalogs.

The issue is that a catalog administrator is at the same time an end user who have access to the shared catalog and when given access to LSO_PSV2 they would be able to update the shared catalog. Is there any sort of control in the standard through structural authorization or BADI which enables us to perform such restriction.

Regards,

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Former Member
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Hi,

How about creating two PD profiles- one for display only(assigned to end users) and one for maintain(assigned to administrators).For the second profile,"maintain" tickbox should be ticked for the course catalog object type in the profile. Use t-code OOSP to create profiles.