on 10-18-2013 1:29 PM
Hi SAP Guru's
Whether it's possible to give the access to users enter text only in the T-code FD32, and system should not allow to change the credit limit.
Is there any control in the configuartion level or Feild status.
It is very urgent issue.
Please help to reslove this.
Thanks
Pavan
Hi
As suggested by fellow members, you should create Z t-code for the program SAPMF02C with Variant, in the variant you can select which field you want as display or editable. Create new PFCG role for Object Type S_TCODE and assign your Z tcode in it, now assign this PFCG role to all the User on which you want to put restriction. Also remeber to remove authorization for FD32.
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Hai Mr.Pavan,
Create a copy of FD32 program and assign T code : ZFD32
and make TEXT field only editable.
We had made an entra enhancement that whenever their is change in Text / Credit limit it will put the tick mark in the BLOCKED (in status Tab).
ZFD32 to change
For user who authorise to change.
Fd32 to approve.
User (commercial officers to approve)
Regards,
OD.
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Hi Pavan,
For Credit Management authorizations you can check objects starting with F_KNKA_AEN, F_KNKA_KKB, F_KNKA_MAN. In PFCG check for your objects. You will surely find the relevant object.
I think object F_KNKA_AEN which has some parameters to control FD32 fields.
You can also explore the roles in following IMG path.
SPRO: Sales and Distribution -> Basic Functions -> Credit Management/Risk Management -> Credit Management/Risk Management Settings -> Maintain Authorizations -> Maintain Authorizations.
I hope this will help you.
Regards,
Amit
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