03-05-2008 7:01 PM
Hi,
What is the difference between ECATT and SCAT transaction codes.
Regards
Rakesh
03-05-2008 8:33 PM
SECATT lets you run eCATTs, SCAT lets you run CATTs
eCATTs are like CATTs on steroids & has a fair bit more functionality than standard CATTs. eCATTs are (in my opinion) harder to learn than CATTs as the extra functionality makes them more complex
run both transactions and have a look around to see what they have to offer etc
03-05-2008 9:37 PM
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> eCATTs are like CATTs on steroids & has a fair bit more functionality than standard CATTs. eCATTs are (in my opinion) harder to learn than CATTs as the extra functionality makes them more complex
I agree about the complexity and the learning curve, but I've experienced that ECATTs can handle more complex screens and subscreens like in PFCG. I think it's definately worth the investment to learn how to create and use ECATT scripts. I must admit that I've only learned what (I think) I need. So I could be missing a lot.
03-06-2008 7:09 AM
Hi Jurjen,
I agree eCATTs are the better product - what they can do in the hands of a developer is quite incredible. Copying or deriving roles is very fast & straightforward, though in terms of speed of creating a script populating the org level popup is maybe takes 50% longer in eCATTs than CATTs and there are the obvious limitations with both tools
Cheers
Alex
03-06-2008 2:32 PM
and pls don't forget LSMW.
I recently found this to be a very powerfull tool.
03-06-2008 3:21 PM
Auke, what would you say the pro's & con's of LSMW vs e/CATTs for security work? I've only looked at it a couple of times & stuck with what I know! If you think it's worth taking another look at then I might sometime.
03-06-2008 8:26 PM
After executing SCAT scripts I found it save lots of time, but once i tried ECATT i found the functionality more complex and failed to proceed.Can somebody guide me on these.
Regards
Rakesh
03-06-2008 8:49 PM
Hi Rakesh
There are lots of ecatt tutorials on the internet (there are a few on SDN too) so use ecatt as a search term and follow the exercises. You will soon pick it up if you got CATTs to work
03-07-2008 3:50 PM