on 08-27-2013 4:07 PM
Hello community,
is it possible to create functions without using actions?
We created some functions with actions, but the result of our analysis was/is not correct.
We also tried to create functions with actions by using additional characters like $. But unfortunately our result was/is not correct again.
Now I would like to know, if there are any other additional characters for the field action, which could be used instead $?
Or is it generally possible to create functions without actions?
I really need some help / ideas and I am grateful for each reference / feedback!
Thanks a lot!
Hi Canan,
Yes, its possible As Function is a combination of one or more Actions/Permissions.
You can create a Function Either with Action or Permission Or Both.
In Your Case:
Regards,
Ramakrishna
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Hi,
it is possible and called object level permission. and if you add value S_TCODES =* then, user will get all action permission also.
Thanks,
Arif
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Hi Canan,
Its very much possible to create functions without actions. And as explained by Colleen you need to use "^!" as special character for DUMMY actions
Best Regards,
Jitan Batra
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Hi Canan
You should be able to create a "critical permission" where Action is not required. An example of this would be S_DEVELOP for Debug
Here is a note related to uploaded permission only definitions
Note 1744355 - Permission rules without actions
For GRC 10, you can try to use the advise in the note and enter the "^!" with a description - e.g ^!ZDEBUG as the Action and then see if you can maintain permissions only.
In GRC 5.3 you would create a permission group instead and add the objects to it.
Regards
Colleen
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