on 02-04-2015 2:32 PM
Dear all,
What is the logic between functions in an access risk (in my opinion this is an AND logic):
Example1: RiskID: PTP001
Function1: M00001 (Maintain Purch orders)
Function3: F00001 (A/P manual postings)
When running an SOD audit, SAP will see this one as M00001 AND F00001 , until here I understand.
But now I want to make BIdimensional SOD:
Example2:
(FUNCTION1 OR FUNCTION2) AND FUNCTION3:
Function1: M00001 (Maintain Purch orders)
Function2: M00002 (MASS maintain purch orders)
Function3: F00001 (A/P manual postings)
Is it possible to create Example 2? Is this an option in 10.1?
Kr,
Roy
Hi Roy,
this is not possible in the same access risk. What you can do is creating two access risk to achieve your "bidimensional SOD".
Risk 1:
Function1: M00001 (Maintain Purch orders)
Function3: F00001 (A/P manual postings)
Risk 2:
Function2: M00002 (MASS maintain purch orders)
Function3: F00001 (A/P manual postings)
In the end you have your scenario but dedicated into two different access risks.
Alternatively you can try to set up a combined function that contains Function 1 (Maintain PO) and Function 2 (Mass Maintain PO) with OR as logical function. As I have never tested I am not absolutely sure if this is possible.
Let us know if you need further details.
Regards,
Alessandro
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