on 05-26-2009 6:26 PM
Hi,
On table DEVACCESS, in QTY/DEV/Prod there is one person with Developer Key listed that I would like to remove, User is no more working and now we want to delete the entry from this table which has the User name followed by the Developer key assigned.
Could any one guide me in deleting the Developer Key access from the DEVACCESS table.
Satish.
- Use transaction SE11 to change the attributes of table DEVACCESS
- Change attribute: Table maintenance allowed
- Save and activate
- Then use transaction SE16 to eliminate entries from DEVACCESS
- Return table DEVACCESS to its original attributes (optional)
Regards,
Noe
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Another alternative is to use SE11 to create a maintenance view (ex: ZV_DEVACCESS). Secure the maintenance view with a custom authorization group. With the maintenance view you have the ability to use SM30 to maintain the DEVACCESS data.
That keeps the DEVACCESS table from changing and thus no need to register the change with SAP.
Cheers,
Brian
Another alternative is to use SE11 to create a maintenance view (ex: ZV_DEVACCESS). Secure the maintenance view with a custom authorization group. With the maintenance view you have the ability to use SM30 to maintain the DEVACCESS data.
That keeps the DEVACCESS table from changing and thus no need to register the change with SAP.
Cheers,
Brian
Another alternative is to use SE11 to create a maintenance view (ex: ZV_DEVACCESS). Secure the maintenance view with a custom authorization group. With the maintenance view you have the ability to use SM30 to maintain the DEVACCESS data.
That keeps the DEVACCESS table from changing and thus no need to register the change with SAP.
Cheers,
Brian
Another alternative is to use SE11 to create a maintenance view (ex: ZV_DEVACCESS). Secure the maintenance view with a custom authorization group. With the maintenance view you have the ability to use SM30 to maintain the DEVACCESS data.
That keeps the DEVACCESS table from changing and thus no need to register the change with SAP.
Cheers,
Brian
Another alternative is to use SE11 to create a maintenance view (ex: ZV_DEVACCESS). Secure the maintenance view with a custom authorization group. With the maintenance view you have the ability to use SM30 to maintain the DEVACCESS data.
That keeps the DEVACCESS table from changing and thus no need to register the change with SAP.
Cheers,
Brian
Hi,
T-code : SE16
Table name : DEVACCESS
delete the entry for the user.
Regards,
JP.
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You can also use SM31 to delete the entries
Also refer to http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-security/devaccess-table-542605
for more info
Rohit
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Satish
You can use transaction SE16 or SE11 to delete the entries from the table,SE16 would be a better option
Rohit
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