on 05-13-2014 9:58 AM
Hi,
I have noticed a peculiar symbol in Access Risk analysis while performing permission level analysis. The symbol is "[P/G]<TCODE>".
I have not this before. Any idea why this is coming and how I can resolve this?
Please see the screenshot for the same.
Recently, our target system is upgraded. I am sure if this is coming because of that. Earlier, it was working fine.
Also, system is showing unknown risks violations for roles and all of them are preceded by "[P/G]" symbol.
Please advise.
Regards,
Faisal
Dear Faisal,
[PG] stands for Permission Group. You can also see that in HR violations.
Regards,
Alessandro
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sorry, here the note from SAP: 1804363 - Spurious Characters appearing in Violations Reports
Alessandro,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, these actions are assigned to functions.
Secondly, I re-generated the rules and the result is same. Also, I used
our quality system (upgrade is not done yet) and analyzed the same role and it gave expected results!
I am using same GRC system but different target systems. ERP Development system is causing problem where as ERP Quality system is not.
Based upon my analysis, I see some problem with our ERP development system which is not showing appropriate results. But not sure what to do.
Any help please?
Regards,
Faisal
Alessandro,
Thanks for your reply.
I can see all the connected systems in one of the functions I verified in. If I select any one of these systems, no actions are displayed. If I select SAP_R3_LG, I get all the actions defined in the function. In this connector group, all the systems are defined and that is the expectation.
Again, I am using the same GRC system (development) to analyze both target systems: ERP Development and ERP Quality. But the result is differenct only for ERP Development system.
I am not sure what is happening. Any advise please?
Regards,
Faisal
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