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SPM (FF) user exit

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The user exit does not work as the client expects. If the FFid has not been used, and you know the password, you can login directly with the FFid. Is this correct? Is there a way around this?

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Former Member
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Jack,

remember few points

1. FF id should at all the time should be assigned an owner.

2. FF user exist code should be first code in ZXUSR... program (sap note 992200)

3. function module in which above program is include , should be active

4. project should exist in CMOD (refer to sap note 992200)

regards,

Surpreet

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1. FF id should at all the time should be assigned an owner.

---yes, they are in the table

2. FF user exist code should be first code in ZXUSR... program (sap note 992200)

---yes, first up

3. function module in which above program is include , should be active

---yes, activated per note

4. project should exist in CMOD (refer to sap note 992200)

---yes, per note

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all of these things are done in dev and work the way it should, however when the project/function mod/report is transported to the quality boxes, it does not work. No errors/warnings in the transport logs. It just does not work. Any ideas at all? This is driving me crazy! by the way, in 2 out of 22 sids, it does work in the quality boxes, and the transports are done the same way.

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Jack,

problem most of SPM customer face.

usually ABAPers forget to transport project.

pls check in CMOD in PRD /Quality that same project exists .

check in PRD/Q.., if code is there in ZXUSR... program and check in PRD in SE37 if the concerned FM is active

(ABAPers sometime transport wrongly)

also check if all FF ids are service use ids

hope it help

regards,

Surpreet

check all your FF ids exist in /VIRSA/ZVIRFFIDS table

Edited by: Surpreet Singh Bal on Oct 6, 2010 10:50 AM

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Hi,

Please refer the SAP Note - 992200. Similar issue was discussed in the below thread:

I also infer that this issue can be resolved by implementing SAP OSS note 1148996.

Hope this helps!!

Rgds,

Raghu

koehntopp
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This is not correct - this is exactly what the user exit is supposed to prevent.

You have declared the user ID as a Firefighter ID in /virsa/vfat ? Otherwise the user exit WILL let you login...

Frank.

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yes, the user id is in the table(s) ...

simon_persin4
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Hi Jack,

What SP version are you working with?

I have found an issue with the user exit in certain levels. The fix appears to be having the include inserted at the top of the ZXUSR001 program instead of the bottom.

Simon

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I have inserted it at the beginning

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Sp11

simon_persin4
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Ok,

Have you tried having it inserted at the end as per the standard instructions?

S

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allows login if:

1. ff id never used

2.does nnot matter where the include is placed...top, bottom, or only line

the only time it does not allow is after the first use of the ffid ... because the password is changed...but if you go into su01 and change the pwd you can login directly