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co02 authorization

Former Member
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Dear All,

There is one button in co02 tcode called "component overview" in that "backflush" I just want to block that button,and also line time "delete button" restriction . however I am unable to find the object related to that, I am getting object c_afko_aty which controls co02, this is not resolving my purpose, I had encounter the situation when the user gets the message" you are not authorized...", at that time, I saw su53 for missing object and gave him that object, now I am not able to do the vice- versa, i.e object to that particular component overview button, plz help.

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Have you run a trace with ST01 and worked through those objects first to identify what they control?

This will tell you what gets checked and you can work backwards from there.

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Former Member
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Have you run a trace with ST01 and worked through those objects first to identify what they control?

This will tell you what gets checked and you can work backwards from there.

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In addition to Alex:

I use a litle technique to set 'markers' in tracefiles and narrow my search field:

Start the trace for your user,

go into the transacvtion you want to trace,

Just before pressing 'your' button open a standard transaction like SP01 in another screen and close this second screen again,

perform your critical action(s)

open SP01 in a new screen again.

Now you can restrict your search in the tracefile to the bit between the two SP01 logentries...

Hope that helps

Jurjen

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Hi Jurjen,

A very useful suggestion indeed.

Regards.

Ruchit.

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Thanks for this useful info Jurjen

Very helpful

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> open SP01 in a new screen again.

Or '/nTHANKS_FOR_THAT_COOL_TRICK_JURJEN!'

Kind regards,

Julius