05-12-2011 10:38 AM
Hello SAP gurus,
I need to find a way to find roles with open field values. Some kind of report that returns me a list of all roles that, despite having a generated profile, it still contains empty field values in it.
Is there anything like it available on SAP?
Thanks
Antonio
05-12-2011 3:06 PM
Hi Antonio,
I would love to see if someone posts such a standard report..but i have not come across one ... Nor any table provides you the straight forward answer. The way i use is query AGR_1251 table with a list of all generated roles in the role name field and exclude all values in LOW which leaves in the empty authorization objects. A filter on the column in the ALV will return the empty fields at the bottom.. Although a bit crude, but it helps to reach the required output. Hope it helps.
~Sri
05-13-2011 12:58 AM
Yep, that seem like the only way. I would suggest to exclude lines of AGR_1251 with DELETED = 'X'. These lines would are false positive. When PFCG checks values before generation of roles it looks for all fields with initial lower value. It excludes deleted objects and org. level fields.
Cheers
05-19-2011 3:47 PM
Hi SAP Gurus,
I also have a related question. I am trying to find the tables which will show me the following:
Number of new roles created
Number of roles modified
Number of users created
Number of inactive users
My eventual goal is to work with SAP BI to get reports of this across all systems landscapes.
Any help is greatly appreciated
Regards,
Michael
05-20-2011 12:08 AM
Hi,
check transaction SUIM. You have multiple reports there so you can try to find a suitable for you and then run SQL query trace to figure out tables which are used. It looks like you should start with section Change Documents.
Cheers
05-20-2011 9:28 AM
Some kind of report that returns me a list of all roles that, despite having a generated profile, it still contains empty field values in it
Hey I am not sure, but seems I might have seen some report like that. Can you try search report named PFCG* / PFUD*
Again this is either report (SE38/SA38) or may be FM (SE37). I am away from system a bit while and can't recall.
Regards,
Arpan Paik