on 05-05-2013 12:07 AM
Hello Everyone,
Can any one explain to me how to know what BC Sets to activate when carrying out a GRC 10.0 Post implementation?
Also can anyone point me to a link explaining why we Activate Common Workflow ?
Colleen has responded re AC. For PC we recommend activating ALL BC sets. The only exceptions are a couple of BC sets that relate only to upgrades from PC 2.5 or 3.0 to 10.0 There is also one BC set in the PC area that referes to AC roles. You don't want to activate that one. The workflow MUST be configured for PC. PC is largely an out-of-box implementation and the workflow is not flexible as it is in AC. Unless you active and configure workflow in PC as instructed in the IMG Help and also activate the BC sets, Process Control will not work.
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Hi Emmanual
The installation guides (and as Paul mentioned the GRC300 training) covers this off)
For AC, PC and RM there are different BC sets
Transaction SCPR20 - BC Set Activation
GRAC_* and GRC_MSMP* are the BC Sets for Access Controls
For PC and RM you would need to look at GRFN*, GRPC* and GRRM*
The idea of the BC sets is to provide baseline configuration for key IMG configuration and the MSMP (if implementing Access Control). You choose which sets you want to activate for your requirements. For example, the GRAC_RULESET* contains the Segregation of Duties Ruleset for Risk Analysis and Remeidation. If you are not connecting to a JDEdwards system then you don't need to activate GRAC_RA_RULESET_JDE.
Tip to check out the available BC for a specific configuration: Open IMG > go into hierarchy (Display IMG) > Choose Additional Information > BC Sets > Existing Sets. You will see which items have BC Sets
You can then right click on the BC Sets Exists/Activated to go to the BC Set and see
I would recommend you activate them for these activities. You can always delete the entries out of the config if you don't like them. However, the BC Set values for Access Controls match the default values for the configuration parameters, etc.
For your second question, what do you mean by "common workflow"?
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Is this in reference to Access Control, Process Control, or Risk Management? All are GRC. These topics are covered in the GRC training that is offered. Have you taken a training course?
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