on 02-15-2012 5:56 PM
Hi there,
Looking for some input here. We are approaching the integration of BI 4.0 to SAP HANA using Active Directory
authentication. Does anyone know if each buisness user has to be created in HANA as well as BI (which the security guide seems to suggest) or can a single communication user be used ? Thanks ! ! ! WEB intelligence will be used as the users
front end.
Hi Dan,
currently the users need to be created in BI and in HANA - there is no shared user management available yet.
regards,
Lars
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Hi Deepu,
You can refer the following doc which talks about external authentication with SAP HANA
http://help.sap.com/hana/hana1_sec_en.pdf
Rgds,
Murali
Thanks for the reply.. the link did not work but i think my question is getting missed. What i am trying to pinpoint is can a single system communication user be used on HANA for multiple users in BI 4 BOBJ (which are authenticated there from LDAP) or does each user that is authenticated in LDAP using BOBJ(WEBI in this case) need to be setup in HANA (EXTERNAL) ? ie when a user makes a call to the database are they needed to have their user account in HANA or a generic system communication user?
trying to get a feel of the systems will be administered. Thanks !
You can use a generic system user (e.g. BOBJUSER) but all actual BOBJ users will "inherit" the roles/privileges of this BOBJUSER created in the HANA database. You can do this when you create the JDBC connection between BOBJ and HANA.
It is analogous to BW/HANA where there's one user connecting the BW application to HANA DB but application level security is handles in BW and not in HANA.
So you would need to structure your user-specific security in BOBJ. Obviously HANA Analytic privileges can't be used either with one HANA id.
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