Difference between B_USERSTAT and B_USERST_T

[Former Member]

Hi,

I would like to know what is the basic difference between the authorization objects B_USERSTAT and B_USERST_T. The values within them are exactly the same. Where is the point of difference?

Thanks and regards,

Vivek Pandey

[Former Member]

Hi,

B_USERSTAT->

Definition

User status authorization object

With this authorization object you protect the setting or deletion of user status in the general status management of orders, projects, network plans, etc.

Defined fields

The authorization object checks the fields

Object type

Status schema

Authorization key of the user status in question

Activity

To set or delete a particular user status you must have saved the authorization for the combination of object type/status schema/authorization key/activity in your user master.

The field "Activity" is set by the system depending on the action to be performed, and can take the following values:

01 - set

06 - delete

B_USERST_T->

Integration

The group functionality roles are "delta" roles of the Service Desk Roles

. To use this functionality

:

...

1. Assign the default Service Desk role and the analogous group functionality role, to the user, in the user administration (transaction SU01).

SAP_SUPPDESK_CREATE and

SAP_SUPPCF_CREATE

2. Deactivate the following authorization objects in the Service Desk roles, in the role maintenance (transaction PFCG):

¡ B_USERSTAT

¡ B_USERST_T

Regards

[Former Member]

you will need to complete your project config (SPRO) for "WBS Use=

r Status":

1. Create Status Profile (OK02)

2. Define Authorization Key for WBS (OS52)

you need to update your roles for Authorisation Key and Status Profile on the following auth objects:

1. <b>B_USERSTAT</b> - Status Management: Set/Delete User Status

2. <b>B_USERST_T</b> - Status Management: Set/Delete User Status using Process

To control access to the user status change, the authorisation object is <b>B_USERSTAT</b>. Depending on the process, object <b>B_USERST_T</b> may also be checked - you would need to test for that.

reward points if it is usefull ....

Girish

[Former Member]

So it seems like we can use just the B_USERSTAT role and not worry about the B_USERST_T role? Or is there an addition function withing B_USERST_T?