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Hide Role in ECC Easy Menu screen

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Majority of our endusers access ESS/MSS functionality via EP using SSO, so do not have visibility of the transaction codes assigned within their respective Abap roles in ECC.

However, a number of users do access ECC, via the Abap gui. The tcode content within their assigned roles are displayed on the Easy Access menu, as a tree structure. As well as viewing their functional access tcodes, they are also able to view their ESS/MSS tcodes.

Question: Is there an easy option to hide the ESS/MSS role content being displayed onto the ECC Easy Access user menu, since most of these tcodes cannot be executed in Abap screen anyway?

Thanks in advance

Chaz

Edited by: Charnjit Rayat on Jun 12, 2008 2:29 PM

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Bernhard_SAP
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Hi,

on the menue tab of pfcg there is the possibility to enter menue entries as 'authorization proposals'. these transactions will not show up in the user menue, but authorization values from SU24 will be inserted.

b.rgds, Bernhard

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Hi Bernhard,

What version of SAP are you using?

We would love to make use of this functionality but do not see it in our PFCG Menu tab.

We are using ECC 6 Release 700.

Many thanks

Regards

Lucille

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I think what Bernhard meant was "Authorization Defaults" on the menu tab of PFCG, against which "Authorization Proposals" can be maintained in SU24 to add the authorizations without appearing in the menu (as the option "Transactions" on the menu tab of PFCG does).

Cheers,

Julius

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Thanks very much for clearing that up Julius!

Regards

Lucille

fredrik_borlie
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> Question: Is there an easy option to hide the ESS/MSS role content being displayed onto the ECC Easy Access user menu, since most of these tcodes cannot be executed in Abap screen anyway?

Have you considered using the standard menu?

Or create a special area menu for these users and set that to be the starting menu on the user?

My advice would be to not use role based menus since it will complicate a lot of things like training, documentation etc.

It is wise to create an area menu for easy users and set that to be the starting menu of these users.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/00/783b377bfdcf61e10000009b38f936/frameset.htm

Regards Fredrik

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I will look into the Auth default route.

Not using role based roles is not an option, as our end users already use the easy menu for the functional role access. This might be an option for the next implementation.

Thanks