topic Re: P_ORGIN in Application Development and Automation Discussions

P_ORGIN

Former Member — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:43:12 GMT

I have to add access to a user in HR with authorization object P_ORGIN.

Currently she already have access to certain infotypes but only to a specific employee subgroup.

I need to give her additional access to infotype 2001 for all the employee subgroup.

Question is P_ORGIN being checked as a block or will it take the combination of all the P_ORGIN data that she has. Meaning when I give her * to the employee subgroup in one role, she can now have access to all the employee subgroup for the infotypes that she has from her other role.

Thanks in advance for the response.

Re: P_ORGIN

Former Member — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:50:52 GMT

Hi,

P_ORGIN will be checked only as block, which means it will check for combination of infotypes against emp sub groups.

If the user has * in emp sub group in one role against say 0000 infotype, that means she will have access on that infotype. Overall combination shud met.

Rgds,

gadde

Pls correct me if my suggestion was wrong

Edited by: Durga,Gadde on Aug 4, 2010 5:21 PM

Re: P_ORGIN

Former Member — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 12:00:09 GMT

Angel,

If infotypes are same then * will overdie(she can now have access to all the employee subgroup ). Whether you create two roles or one role.

eg1:

infotype: 2001

Subgroup: A

eg2. Infotype: 2001

Subgroup: *

If infotype is different then * will not override.

Infotype: 2001

Subgroup: A

eg2:

Infotype: 2002

Subgroup: *

Thanks,

Sri

Re: P_ORGIN

Former Member — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 18:35:26 GMT

As others have mentioned the authroization works explicitly

and remember to make manual entries for P_ORIGIN so that you can enter appropriate authorizations for different combinations of infotypes