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How many days until a password expires?

former_member84399
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Hello all,

Is there a way to find out how many days a user has left until his password is expired and therefore needs to be changed?

Many thanks

Andreas

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Former Member
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Hi Andreas,

program RSUSR200 displays --- List of Users According to Logon Date and Password Change

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Former Member
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login/password_expiration_time - Defines the expiration period of the password.

This profile parameter can be viewed in RZ10. Also check the BNAME & TRDAT fields in USR02 table to check when the user last logged on.

Former Member
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Hi Andreas,

the profile parameter using rz10 is : login/password_expiration_time

other usefull parameter for further reference are:

login/disable_password_logon

login/display_country_logon_info

login/ext_security

login/failed_user_auto_unlock

login/fails_to_session_end

login/fails_to_user_lock

login/min_password_lng

login/multi_login_users

login/no_automatic_user_sapstar

login/password_change_for_SSO

login/password_charset

login/password_expiration_time

login/password_logon_usergroup

login/password_max_new_valid

login/password_max_reset_valid

login/system_client

login/ticket_expiration_time

login/update_logon_timestamp

Former Member
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Hi Andreas,

program RSUSR200 displays --- List of Users According to Logon Date and Password Change

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I agree with n_k, once you know the parameter values you have for the password activity and status you can use report RSUSR200.

If you do a where-used-list on the report, you will also find a handfull of transactions starting with the same name which submit the report with different variants for the information which it delivers.

Of course, you can also create your own (transactions and variants).

Cheers,

Julius

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Actually, n_k did provide the answer first...

PS: A feature of this report and the transactions which might not be known to all, is that to answer the question of why you would want to have a list of such users... => you can double-click the user name in the report output to do something to them, and then return to the list (if authorized).

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> PS: A feature of this report and the transactions which might not be known to all, is that to answer the question of why you would want to have a list of such users... => you can double-click the user name in the report output to do something to them, and then return to the list (if authorized).

It can be useful, as can using SUPC to display a pick list of roles you can work through.