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Is there a way to not allow a specific field(s) on a table to display? For example, on table LFA1 I would not want field ORT02 to be display via SE16/SE17. The remaining field on the table would be fine to display.
Is there a way to not allow a specific field(s) on a table to display? For example, on table LFA1 I would not want field ORT02 to be display via SE16/SE17. The remaining field on the table would be fine to display.
S_TABU_LIN can be used to restrict specific rows within certain tables.
However to restrict a specific field your best option may be to create a custom view of the table without field ORT02. The view can be restricted with S_TABU_DIS in the same manner as a table.
By using Organizational criteria, it is possible to restrict the users to specific fields in a table. Using S_TABU_LIN which has org criteria(such as country/plant) and activity (either 02/03) u can restrict the field access.
There are only 8 attributes for org criteria, each attribute for a certain table key field.
You can restrict access to parts of a table by business organizational units using the Line-oriented authorizations S_TABU_LIN.One possible use for line-oriented authorizations would be that a user can only display and change the contents of a particular work area, e.g. a country or plant, in a table.
But better thing woud to crate a VIEW/INFOSET QUERY to restrict the ORT02 field.
Bluesky
