on 02-26-2010 7:01 PM
Hi all,
I am implementing GRC AC 5.3 and I need to know which is the table where all user´s requirements to Access Enforcer (CUP) and Firefighter are stored, in order to create an interface with another management requirements system.
Thanks in advance,
Leandro
Could you please eloberate what exactly you are trying report out of CUP & SPM (FF) tables.
Thanks & Regards,
Sirish Gullapalli.
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The way I read your system is that you have a helpdesk ticket system where employees enter requests, and you want these requests to end up in CUP.
If that is the case, there is a web service you can use to create requests from any other system. Have a look at the configuration guide, right near the very end there's a section that describes the available web services.
Frank.
Hi Lsurueta,
GRC introduced "Data Mart(DM)" functionality in AC 5.3 from SP09 onwards.
DM tables contains CUP & RAR table information. One of the DM table of CUP is "GRC_DM_AE_RQDWPHST" which contains "Request Workflow Details".
Details of this table and some other tables on "Request Details" are listed in the attachment "AC_5_3_Datamart.pdf" listed in the Note # 1369045.
Hope this provides the information you are looking for.
Best Regards,
Sirish Gullapalli.
Hi,
GRC AC5.2(not sure 5.3) has tables starting virsa_* in J2ee database. For example RAR(CC) tables names start with virsa_cc* and CUP(AE) table names start with virsa_ae*.
I am not sure whether SAP recommends changes to these tables directly at dabase level or not. Sometimes SAP delivers database scripts if you want to delete complete workflow.
Thanks
Himadama
I am confused. What do you mean by requirements? CUP and FF does not relate to any kind of requirements.
Regards,
Alpesh
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