06-14-2010 3:07 PM
Hello,
I want to grant SM30 authorisation for just one custom table to a handful of users. Can you please help me in how I should do this?
06-14-2010 4:02 PM
Assign the table to a transaction & grant that transaction. You will not achieve what you want with SM30 without much, much more effort.
06-14-2010 4:02 PM
Assign the table to a transaction & grant that transaction. You will not achieve what you want with SM30 without much, much more effort.
06-14-2010 5:15 PM
Hi,
You can give him the access to Transaction se16. Use table TDDAT . Maintain the tables u require them to see in authorization object S_TABU_DIS by the groups.
Thanks
06-14-2010 5:27 PM
Hi,
The standard way of doing this is to assign the table to an authorisation group, and then give access to this authoriation group
only via object S_TABU_DIS.
But the prefered method would be to create a z transaction(se93), because you wouldn't have to give access to sm30 at all.
Thanks,
Sri
06-15-2010 6:43 AM
Hi Vaishali Patwa,
The Use table mapping with authoriztion group in SE54 transaction. And assign the restricted authorization group to user access in S_TABU_DIS object.
Hope this works for you
Cheers
06-15-2010 8:01 AM
Taking the auth group only approach also requires the following to make sure no-one can access the table:
ID all users with table maintenance access and ensure that the new auth group is not assigned via ranges or * values in S_TABU_DIS
06-15-2010 7:21 AM
Create a parameter transaction based on SM30 (SE93) and assign a unique auth group to the table (SE54) - that's all.
06-16-2010 11:51 AM
Hi Vaishali,
If you want to provide access to SM30 for only one table , then best way would be to create a parameter transaction and provision acecss to this tranasaction.
you can get a lot of info in sdn , on how to ceate a parameter transaction.
Thanks,
Sanketh.