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Table with selected users and profiles with selected condition type

Former Member
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Hi Experts,,

I have a requirement where there are around 600 users for which i need to find the roles/profiles which contain a particluar condition type. for these users...

Is there any table which can let me know this ..

I am using SUIM but its very time consuming to keep on searching for individual condition type / step nos.Download to excel etc...

Thanks for your help

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arpan_paik
Active Contributor
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You may try join table USR04, USR10 & USR12.... I didn't check that. But theoretically it should work.

Regards,

Arpan Paik

Former Member
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Hi S K

Please could you provide the exact requirements so that we have all the information needed to assist rather than the hypothetical situation?

Cheers

David

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Hi David,

As already mentioned, i need to find the roles roles / profiles for around 600 users from which they are getting access to pricing procedure/step no ( eg: ZQSERV/405 ) . This is not just one but there are many other pricing procedure / step nos..

Presntly i am doing it thru SUIM -


getting a list of all the profiles of the users which have access to that PP/step --- download to excel . Then change the PP/step , download excel and so on .....

Hence if there is any table level information or any easy way out where i can put all the PP/Step nos for all these 600 users..

Thanks

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It's still a manual process but you could do something like

1. Get a list of roles with the conditions, extract and collate the conditions for each role e.g.

Role 1|Cond1 Cond2 Cond3 etc

Role 2|Cond1 Cond 3 Cond 12 etc

2. You can then get an extract of AGR_USERS and lookup against the role name and return the conditions for the users.

It's a quick and dirty way of doing it but you would get quite a quick understanding of what was assigned to them.