on 08-22-2012 10:31 AM
Dear Team,
When check SUIM for any SAP ID, we get below values, what they mean
Long Password1,2 .. and short password1,2
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Hi Sumit,
As per the related post:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1341731
"
SUIM should provide an information on the changes that have taken place.
For passwords this might be critical (even displaying the hash value
might not be desired). So, a kind of abstraction is performed: the
passwords are only enumerated: "password #1", "password #2", ...
This allows you to tell when a password was changed and at what
point of time a password was potentially reused by the user.
As of NWAS ABAP 7.0 the system supports longer and case-sensitive
passwords.SUIM displays them as "long password" (actually it should
be read as "potentially downwards-incompatible password");
whether those passwords are really longer than 8 characters or
containing lower-case characters cannot be told (the system only
has the password hash value).
"
So as you stated, in change document you see
Old value New Value
Short password1 Short Password2
Long password4 Long Passwortd5
so the password has been changed
- long password-> means new style (case sensitive,propably longer than
8 characters.
- short password-> means pre 7.0-passwords
You can see this information on usr02 table field USR02-CODVN.
Please also see SAP Note 946139 - SUIM/RSUSR100: Displaying password history (as of Rel. 7.00)
Hope this is of some help.
Kind regards,
Paul
Your question makes no sense, please provide more information.
Ravi
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