on 09-18-2014 10:01 AM
Hi Team,
I would like to check if we can alter functions and its actions/permissions in SAP back end and transport it across landscape.
This is needed as we customize the rule set and its difficult to validate the risk analysis changes directly in production when its made via nwbc.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Anil
Thanks Colleen, Prasant and Ameet for your help.
Let me try this in sandbox and see how it works.
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Hi Anil,
In this case, better you do the required changes in backend first and then get the new/modified rule sets transported to the follow-on systems.
Make sure to generate the modified custom SoD rule sets before you capture in TR and you need to generate the same in all the follow-on systems as well.
Let us know if you face any issues.
Regards,
Ameet
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Hi Anil
When you maintain the function via NWBC or use mass upload functionality you will update that table (function to actions mappings). You can change the SAP delivered rules or build your own.
You can transport your rules (remember to generate after changing). Have a look in the IMG menu for the option
If you are trying to change control your functions to validate them, have you considered activating workflow?
Regards
Colleen
Hi Anil
If you maintain a Function definition then you are updating those tables (Function to Action (transactions) and Function to Permission (Authorisations) tables). So the answer is YES
If you are asking if you should maintain directly in Production Vs Transport then the answer would be DEPENDS - what is your company process
If you are asking if you can maintain the SAP delivered rule set (activate via BC SETS) then the answer is DEPENDS. Again, it comes back to your company business process. You would then need to consider how you manage any future recommendations from SAP if they update their rule sets
But again, those tables is where you store function definitions so of course you can maintain them.
Regards
Colleen
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