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How we can find number of objects particular Tcode use

Former Member
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How we can find number of objects particular Tcode use

And how we can give sap menu authorization to user

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Former Member
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Hi Amit,

Goto <b>SU24</b>-->Specify <b>T-code</b> and press execute (<b>F8</b>) > Click <b>Check indicator</b>> We can find number of objects particular Tcode use.

regards

kanthi

Former Member
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Hi Amit,

we can give sap menu authorization to user by Assigning SAP_ALL profile to user in SU01(T-code).

regards,

kanthi

former_member190272
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Hi

You can see Objects in T code SU24.and check SUIM also.

you can give sap menu via PFCG and add sap menu and T code in this role.

Rewards point if helpful

Thanks

Pankaj Kumar

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Hi Amit,

You can check this in SU24. Give the transaction and run it. This displays the objects with some check indicators. The objects with Check/Maintain status will be pulled into the PFCG when you add transaction along with the default field values.

Check indicators show the type of auth object check:

<b>U – Unchecked</b>

Check indicator is not set

PFCG does not propose the object for maintenance

<b>N – No Check</b>

No active check

PFCG does not propose the object for maintenance

<b>C – Check is performed</b>

PFCG does not propose the object for maintenance

<b>CM – Check/Maintain</b>

Check is performed

PFCG proposes the object for maintenance

So only the objects whoes status is check/maintained will be pulled into your role.

You can create the Menu from "COPY MENUS" option in the Menu part of the PFCG.

Hope it helps.

Please award points if it is useful.

Thanks & Regards,

Santosh

Former Member
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SU24 will only give you partial information regarding the auth objects a transaction uses.

The actual objects checked can be seen by running an authorisation trace for that transaction via ST01.

There are other variables such as path through the transaction & configuration that also influence the authorisations checked for a particular transaction.

For the main modules, the data in SU24 is reasonably accurate, however you cannot rely on it to be 100% correct.