Rule Set tables

[Former Member]

Hi,

when loading rule set information from files..in which table are the FUNCTION ACTION and the FUNCTION PERMISSIONS stored?

Thanks in advance

FedeX

[Former Member]

Thanks guys,

I would apreciate one exact table name...by the table description I am not able to identify what I am looking for.

Thanks

FedeX

[Former Member]

Thanks guys,
> 
> I would apreciate one exact table name...by the table description I am not able to identify what I am looking for.
> 
> Thanks
> FedeX

GRACFUNC and GRACBPROC.....As Simon pointed out, they are not that difficult to find via SE16.

Hope that helps and all the best for the future.

[srilakshmi_s2]

Hi

We are using GRC 5.3 and I could see the Function- Transactions in the table /VIRSA/FUNCTTCD and Function - Objects in the table /VIRSA/FUNCTOBJ in SE16

Hope this helps!

Best Regards

Srilakshmi S

[simon_persin4]

If you're using 5.3 then you should probably be looking at the java tables e.g. VIRSA_CC_FUNCACT or VIRSA_CC_FUNCPRM

[srilakshmi_s2]

Hi Simon

As I mentioned , I could see Function - Action and permissions in ABAP tables and we are currently on GRC 5.3 only.

Please correct me , if otherwise

Thanks

[Former Member]

Thanks for the help.

I was not able to find the tables using sm30, how could I check the table content?..similarly I am also looking for tables for FUNCTION and BUSINESS PROCESS.

As info I have 10.4

Best regards

Thanks

FedeX

[Former Member]

If you are searching for tables for 5.X, they won't be found via SM30/SE16, as they are Netweaver based tables (i.e not ABAP).

[simon_persin4]

Hi

You may find the tables you are looking for in SM30 / SE16 if you search for GRAC* or GRFN*. These are the namespaces for the GRC Access Controls relevant tables in GRC 10.

However, for 5.3 as Kaushal said, they are not ABAP tables and are Java based. Try using the CCDebugger and using the SQL statement look ups.

Simon

[simon_persin4]

Hi

You may find the tables you are looking for in SM30 / SE16 if you search for GRAC* or GRFN*. These are the namespaces for the GRC Access Controls relevant tables in GRC 10.

However, for 5.3 as Kaushal said, they are not ABAP tables and are Java based. Try using the CCDebugger and using the SQL statement look ups.

Simon

[abhicool36]

GRAC* or GRFN* will give all GRC specific tables

[Former Member]

Hello FedEx,

5.X = tables VIRSA_CC_FUNCPRM.and VIRSA_CC_FUNCACT

10.0 = tables GRACFUNCACT and GRACFUNCPRM

Hope that helps.