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Password Expiration should not work for some Dialog Users

Former Member
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Hi,

Currently We have settings in our SAP system such that Dialog User's password get expire after 45 days.

Now We want that for some Dialog Users this functionality should not work.

We can not change their user type to serivce or system so that their password do not get expire.

Please suggest is their any way possible by which some dialog user's (nearly 10) password should not expire after 45 days.

Regards,

Shivam Mittal

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Former Member
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Currently not.

What makes those 10 special?

For basis folks you can also consider a password vault application.

Cheers,

Julius

sivakumar_kilari3
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Former Member
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I do not think SAP parameters login/password_max_idle_productive has that kind of features. Also why should somebody be given special status if they are dialog users as well ?

If you still want to implement it I think u might have to take help of a developer to write a peice of code which will lock the user ids if users have not logged in after 45 days leaving those in the speical USER GROUP. All your special users then will need to be assigned to this user group. Also you would need to stop making use of parameter login/password_max_idle_productive.

markus_doehr2
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You could classify them as "system" user (instead of dialog), however, then certain functionalities won't work (such as generic object services).

Markus