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How could I avoid/disable the user to execute the command /BDEL?

Former Member

‎11-24-2010 6:22 PM

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I've tried to map it by SU53 but all users have this option and when the users run SM35 they delete some necessary postings.

How can I control it? By profile or by system configuration?

Thanks a lot,

Elton

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Former Member

‎11-25-2010 11:13 AM

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May not be possible to disable /BDEL using SAP standard procedure using PFCG.

But you can restrict the user by session name using PFCG (authorization object S_BDC_MONI).

sdipanjan
Active Contributor

‎11-25-2010 12:24 PM

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Hi,

The best option that I can ever imagine is not to provide SM35 to any end user. Those who need to run session in batch mode they can do it from the corresponding transaction itself. SM35 is an administrative transaction which should only be a part of Adminintrator access.

Regards,

Dipanjan

Former Member
In response to sdipanjan

‎11-25-2010 5:53 PM

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I think it is acceptable for (key) users to monitor their BI sessions and even correct them.

If they can process them online then they might as well have not posted the entry manually as well as in both cases the control is still with the user.

Are there any commands which they do need?

An alternative is to hand the control over to background processing and give them access to check the error logs?

Anyway... Batch Input is antequated technology

Cheers,

Julius