on 04-23-2012 12:11 PM
Dear all ,
my requirement is i need to disable multiple login assigned for a user id , i came across that to disable multiple login parameter id 'login/disable_multi_gui_login' should be assigned with 1 , i have done that but still multiple is working for that user id . how to rectify that.
Thanks
Hi Karthik,
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The options are right behavior as system design:
If login/disable_multi_gui_login=1 multiple SAPGUI logons are not
allowed and only the following 2 options are displayed:
1. continue with this log on and terminate other logon
2. terminate this logon
But your question I think it is: there should not have two "exsiting
logons" records in the below list.
2. So could you pleae check another logon parameter:
login/multi_login_users
List of excepted users, that is, the users that are permitted to
logon to the system more than once.
Did you set this parameter?
When you notice that behaviour, was all the logins made via SAP GUI? Or
there was RFC envolved?
Notice that the login/disable_multi_gui_login parameter works with
SAPgui logons. System logons using the Remote Function Call (RFC) are
controlled using the parameter login/disable_multi_rfc_login. Logons
with SERVICE user master records are also not subject to the mulitple
logons check.
Is this user a SERVICE user? Also, is this issue reproduceable? If we
can reproduce this behaviour, we can investigate further.
Regards,
Naveen.
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Be aware that as of SAP Netweaver release 7.0, the login/disable_multi_rfc_login parameter is obsolete and no longer recognised - See http://scn.sap.com/thread/1830762
Hi Karthik,
Can you please maintain the below parameters as specified to disable the option
login/disable_multi_gui_login = 1
login/multi_login_users (no setting)
Could you please try to move these parameters to the DEFAULT.PFL and monitor this problem again?
Could you please refer to Note:
495911 Trace analysis for logon problems
Thank You.
Regards,
Deepika
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