FORCE_SYSTEM_ASSIGNMENT

[Former Member]

Hi there,

Does anyone know how to use this parameter with BAPI_USER_CREATE1?

Thanks

[Former Member]

CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_USER_CREATE1'

EXPORTING

USERNAME = USERID-BAPIBNAME

• NAME_IN =

LOGONDATA = LOGONDATA

PASSWORD = PASSWORD

• DEFAULTS = DEFAULTS

ADDRESS = ADDRESS

• COMPANY = COMPANY

• SNC = SNC

ref_user = ref_user

TABLES

• PARAMETER = PARAMETER

RETURN = RETURN

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check this post

Regards,

Satish

[Former Member]

It's optional. so if you're not sure about it leave it blank. Have a look at note 719255.

Rob

[Former Member]

Thanks all for your reply.

I should have been more specific about my question.

What I really wanted to know about is what action can this parameter cause when set to true. From the name of it, it seems to me that it forces assignment of child systems to the created user. But this function does not have a parameter for you to specify the systems to be assigned to the user.

Thanks again

[naimesh_patel]

This is what I found as in-line documentation just before using the FORCE_SYSTEM_ASSIGNMENT in the BAPI_USER_CREATE. BAPI_USER_CREATE1 in turn calls the BAPI_USER_CREATE.

<i>

• If this function is called in central system of CUA, normally no

• system assignment for the user is done, with the result that

• the user cannot log on afterwards (if called in client system,

• the assignment is made by this function some lines above).

• This feature is required for Java User Management (UME) so

• that users created there can log on to the ABAP backend system

• even if the ABAP backend system is a central system.</i>

Regards,

Naimesh Patel