topic Re: MCP6 Access in Application Development and Automation Discussions

MCP6 Access

Former Member — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:12:03 GMT

Hi,

One of my end user is receving this error when he is running MCP6 tcode.

Authorization check:Scope of selection "plant" was restricted.

I verified the plant access. He has required plant.

Please help me on this issue.

Thanks

Re: MCP6 Access

Former Member — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:33:24 GMT

Anil,

the message the user receives is logical - isnt it?

when authorizations are retricited to a particlau organizational element (say X) when you run the transaction for all elements (*) the system checks the users authorizations to see that he has only X so you get the messages that "plants missing or restricted due to missing authorizations)

Re: MCP6 Access

Former Member — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:50:32 GMT

Shekar,

I agree with you, however, when user has required access, he should not get the error message.

In my set-up, I have given the plant range (eg: 0001-0010) and user is keying (eg: 0002 plant) and a MRP controller value, when he does execution he is getting above 'Authorization Check failure', moving forward when he clicks the pop-up box, a new message is displayed "No data selected".

So you mean to say that, I should not maintain the plant range, instead I should maintain individual plant numbers at org levels.

If your point is that, then the error should pop-up for other transactions too.

Or Is there any specific criteria that only for this MCP6 tcode, I need to maintain invidual plants at org levels.

Please advice.

Thanks

Re: MCP6 Access

Former Member — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:04:25 GMT

Anil,

your set up seems ok and as the user is executing it on the plant 0002 for which the user has access - you are right in saying that the message shouldnt appear - i will check on my environment on how it works and give you a status.

by the way, what does the /nsu53 reveal?

Re: MCP6 Access

Former Member — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:44:50 GMT

Anil,

I am sorry, the customizing setting for repetetive manufacturing are not done at my work place, so i really cant test what is right/wrong woth MCP6. When you mentioned the transaction, i was under the impressiong that it would be in Logistics information system..........but i realize my assumption is wrong.

I suggest that you wait for an update from other forum members on this topic

cheers,