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Is there a way in SUIM to look up roles that have WebDynpro Portal Screens

Former Member
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They are also known as WDY_APPLICATION - they show up in the menu tab in roles in PFCG, but we haven't figured out how to look them up in SUIM, when we are trying to figure out what roles the WebDynpro screen are in... is there an authorization value object simular to s_tcode for the web portal screens?

Thanks

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What you are looking for is SAP note 1511363 (as far as the WDA can be started via the menu is concerned).

It then has the same status as S_TCODE, S_RFC and S_SERVICE and is available as of 7.30 releases.

ps: S_START is exclusively for starting ABAP Webdynpro Applications from the SAPGui menu maintenance. You can add them via the PFCG button u201CAuthorization defaultsu201D and select TADIR (ABAP Repository) services --> WDYA.

Which release are you on?

Without SUIM you can still search the role menue for such entries in earlier releases using SE16 --> AGR_BUFFI. This however only controls visibility / menu based proposals to maintain against the WDA.

Cheers,

Julius

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Release SAP_BASIS 701

S_START doesn't exist

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Then you can get the names via AGR_BUFFI field URL as a string with * as prefix and suffix to the name, but it does not control anything necessarily on the backend.

It will however tell you which WDAs are in the menu and from there you can see what they are proposing in SU24.

Cheers,

Julius

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More cleaner is to go to AGR_HIER and search for REPORT = WDY_APPLICATION and then use AGR_NAME and OBJECT_ID as a link to AGR_BUFFI to get app name.

Cheers

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I have found that a combination of AGR_HIERT for text searching for the WebDynpro name, using the TEXT field. Depending on what you want out of the search you may then use AGR_HIER and AGR_BUFFI as per Martin's post.

Cheers

Former Member
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hi helen,i do not have access to SAP system now. So would like you to do some investigation. In CRM, auth. object UIU_COMP contains Services. Likewise, check for auth object in SAP standard roles. This can be done on SRM system. If you have already existing roles, you can find the object through trace.

Else,create a new role and find out which auth object is getting added, by adding a Web Dynpro.