01-11-2010 4:35 AM
Dear All,
I have problem in assigining authorization T- Code : SPRO . Atually i want to give the user to acess particular path
"IMG> Enterprise Structure> Definition> Financial Accounting> Define Segment" , but the user should not be able to acess the remaining items in SPRO
Kindly some one help how to assign this user the particular path.
Thanks
S SURESH
01-11-2010 10:50 AM
Hi,
create a new project in transaction SPRO_ADMIN with your particular path.
Then create a new role with PFCG, switch to menu tab and choose from menu above "utilities" -> customizing auth. and attach new project to this role.
Regards,
Julia
01-11-2010 5:38 AM
Hi,
You can trace the user (Use transaction code ST01) to see what table and authorization group access the user need to have. If you are trying to deactivate all the other menu options in SPRO, then as per my knowledge its not possible. Also SPRO doesn't have separate user customization.
Regards,
Gowrinadh
01-11-2010 7:15 AM
01-11-2010 7:40 AM
01-11-2010 10:50 AM
Hi,
create a new project in transaction SPRO_ADMIN with your particular path.
Then create a new role with PFCG, switch to menu tab and choose from menu above "utilities" -> customizing auth. and attach new project to this role.
Regards,
Julia
01-11-2010 12:10 PM
HI Julia,
Thanks a lot for quick reply..
can u help me ths step by step to created the particular path in t-code : SPRO_ADMIN
i think this will work
pls help regd. this problem
Thanks
S SURESH
01-11-2010 12:23 PM
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> can u help me ths step by step to created the particular path in t-code : SPRO_ADMIN
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She already did. That was step-by-step. Well, what counts as step-by-step without copy/pasting a lot of documentation. And she gave you a very elegant solution, too. You should be able to implement this directly!
01-11-2010 12:57 PM
05-10-2010 3:15 PM
01-11-2010 11:02 AM
A little tip: Search for the name of the view as a wildcard in the PARAM field of TSTCP.
Otherwise, if it must be within a SPRO path and project restriction, then follow Julia's advise.
Cheers,
Julius