02-06-2008 6:20 PM
Hi to all!!
If I've blocked one specific transaction on SM01, how can i do to have an exception for a specific user?
In other words, existis an specific table that i can create exceptions about the blocked transaction in SM01?
Thanks
André Benite
02-06-2008 9:01 PM
Hello Andre,
Which transaction is this?
Generally, I don't like locking transactions. It might be harder to do, but it is more conceptually solid to grant access to or protect access to starting or using a transaction.
But I suppose there are exceptions to any rule: for example you might only want one user using a transaction at one point in time.
Can you clarify the context?
Cheers,
Julius
02-06-2008 10:09 PM
Hi André
Lock transactions to restrict access for all users.
Where you have exceptions to that rule then use roles to limit the access.
An alternative is that you might be able to create a custom transaction linked to the program referenced by the original transaction
02-07-2008 12:44 PM
Hi, thanks for the anwers!
I'm thinking about the "SCCs" transactions (copy client, delete, and so on).
There are blocked for all, except for the only one 'basis guy'.
Using role, i can limit the acess for them, but imagine that accidentally one 'sap_all' is created. Theory he can use the SCCs transactions, but if I've used SM01 to block, and created an exception for the 'basis guy', nor the 'sap_all' can make changes in own system.
Thanks for all
André Benite
02-07-2008 1:20 PM
Hi André,
The control for this is that only people who know what they are doing and have responsibility for role and user management have the ability to create/change users and roles. If you restrict this then only the user/role admin will be able to accidently create a SAP_ALL type role. If that person is suitable for the job then they will not do this without considering the implications.
Cheers
Alex
02-18-2008 7:58 PM
Well.. it's impossible to create a exception for that table of restrictions...