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User Lock

Former Member
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Hi,

Is there a way to set a list of users that cannot be locked,even if we try to lock them manually,and even if they fail connection (wrong password)?

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> Is there a way to set a list of users that cannot be locked,even if we try to lock them manually,

Yes. You need to protect them in a secure user group and restrict authority for object S_USER_GRP activity '05' for the value of that group they are in.

> and even if they fail connection (wrong password)?

That would be a password lock. The user (and others) can always do this to themselves if they need a password.

To my knowledge you can only disable this globally for the whole system (param login/fails_to_user_lock) and not for one group.

An alternate option is trusted connections and deleting the password. In that case you can control who can logon and not possibly lock (for failed password reasons) the specific users via a special authorization object => S_RFCACL. (but you should read the docs carefully because it is powerfull).

Cheers,

Julius

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Former Member
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> Is there a way to set a list of users that cannot be locked,even if we try to lock them manually,

Yes. You need to protect them in a secure user group and restrict authority for object S_USER_GRP activity '05' for the value of that group they are in.

> and even if they fail connection (wrong password)?

That would be a password lock. The user (and others) can always do this to themselves if they need a password.

To my knowledge you can only disable this globally for the whole system (param login/fails_to_user_lock) and not for one group.

An alternate option is trusted connections and deleting the password. In that case you can control who can logon and not possibly lock (for failed password reasons) the specific users via a special authorization object => S_RFCACL. (but you should read the docs carefully because it is powerfull).

Cheers,

Julius

Former Member
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Hi Deepak,

From my knowledge point of view there is no way to set the user-ID unlocked.You can develop customized program with the help of ABAP people , which will send an email to administrators if the particular user-ID get locked through incorrect logon or manually. We have developed the same to avoid background job failure due to user lock.

Regards,

Sneha