diff between authorization object and authorization object

[Former Member]

HI,

diff between authorization object and authorization object

how do i keep track of what is allowed for me in table maintainance if i using a object .

i am not able to code the activity how it decides

[Former Member]

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> HI,

> diff between authorization object and authorization object

>

Is this a trick question ? could you explain a bit more what you are trying to do

[ThomasZloch]

diff between authorization object and authorization  object

there is a two blank spacing between the latter (only visible with non-proportional font).

[Former Member]

Hi,

First of all i have not observed any difference in your query "diff between authorization object and authorization object"

Any how to my knowledge you cannot view since you will not be having the authorization to view the tables where important information is stored.

If i am wrong correct me.

Cheers!!

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

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> i want the  diff between authorization group and authorization object 
> how do i keep track of what is allowed for me in table maintainance if i using a object .
> i am not able to code the activity how it decides

Ah Finally....

Now I can hit the Abuse Button.

pk

[Former Member]

Hi,

Any how to my knowledge you cannot view since you will not 
be having the authorization to view the tables where important information is stored.

"WRONG

Definitely you can see the authorization objects assigned to

your user id

Goto Program - RSUSR002 and execute it without any input. In the list double click on the user id. In the next screen you can see all the authorization objects assigned to your user id

by clicking Expand Subtree.

Cheers,

Kothand

[Former Member]

> Now I can hit the Abuse Button.

Can i Also Join you?

Cheers

Edited by: Ámit Güjärgoüd on Sep 26, 2008 11:59 AM

[Former Member]

Where did you encounter this question?

You can use the authorization object as a variable in the AUTHORITY-CHECK and I don't see why you cannot determine the object based on a field value of any of the possible objects prior to the check, nor creating a "base check" for an either/or requirement.

Of course, the more complicated your coding is, the more complicated it is to control the access.

Cheers,

Julius

[Former Member]

Give me 10 points for resolving the puzzle.

No Difference.

-A