‎2007 Jun 29 3:28 PM
We have just loaded Access Controls into our ERP 6.0 system.
Simple question how do we use it?
What are the t codes.
We have all sub modules.
‎2007 Jul 01 8:01 AM
Hi,
main transaction codes in the back-end are the following:
/VIRSA/ZVRAT for Access Audit (formerly known as Compliance Calibrator)
/VIRSA/VFAT for Superuser Privilege Management (formerly FireFighter)
/VIRSA/VRMT for Role Expert
other transactions can be retrieved by searching on /VIRSA/* in SE93.
Rgds,
Karim
‎2007 Jul 01 8:01 AM
Hi,
main transaction codes in the back-end are the following:
/VIRSA/ZVRAT for Access Audit (formerly known as Compliance Calibrator)
/VIRSA/VFAT for Superuser Privilege Management (formerly FireFighter)
/VIRSA/VRMT for Role Expert
other transactions can be retrieved by searching on /VIRSA/* in SE93.
Rgds,
Karim
‎2007 Jul 01 12:52 PM
And for some more points, where do we get the 120,000 SoD rules.
I have checked out those t codes, I can use them but the rules aren't behind them.
I have checked in SE16, in the VIRSA tables and there are no entries in there.
I was told, it come delivered with 120,000, rules, where do I download them from?
thanks.
‎2007 Jul 01 5:25 PM
Mark,
depending on your access control release, the rule sets have either to be activated through BC sets or to be uploaded.
E.g.
- for a version 4.0, see note 1008500 where it is explained in point "BC Set Activation" which BC sets need to be activated.
- for a version 5.2, see note 1033326 where it is explained that files are included in the CC Software Java component...
Rgds,
Karim
‎2007 Jul 02 3:08 PM
Hi Karim,
I now have an error message
Rule Builder is not activated yet. In order to proceed Rule Builder
Conversion, you need to enable Rule Builder Configuration.
This is on t code /VIRSA/ZVRAT_RB3
‎2007 Jul 02 3:35 PM
Dear Mark,
Go to transaction /VIRSA/ZVRAT_RB3. This Wizard guides you through the Rule Architect Process to convert all the existing TCode and Object Rules.
1) Check Rule Architect Configuration
2) Upload Predefined Virsa Rules
3) Assign Transactions ( Include Coupled Transactionss)
4) Compare TCode Rules ( TCode Rules Discrepancy List)
5) Assign Objects ( Enable / Disable New Objects)
6) Compare Object Rules ( Object Rules Discrepancy List)
7) Generate Transaction Code and Object Rules
😎 Sucessful Completion of Rule Architect Conversion Process
Regards,
Naveen.
‎2007 Jul 02 3:39 PM
OK, I mentioned that in a previous post, I need to activate Role Builder how and where do I do that?
‎2007 Jul 03 12:04 PM
Dear Mark,
/VIRSA/ZVRMT_U01 Check Role Status
/VIRSA/VRMT Role Expert
/VIRSA/ZRTDELLOCK Delete Role Lock
/VIRSA/ZVRAT_RB3 Rule Architect Conversion
Regards,
Naveen.
‎2007 Jul 03 12:16 PM
OK, when I go to RB3, and the first option is Check Rule Architech Config and click the arrow icon I get the error message that I posted.
I need to know what config I need to make to resolve this?
error again is:
Rule Builder is not activated yet. In order to proceed Rule Builder
Conversion, you need to enable Rule Builder Configuration.
‎2007 Jul 03 2:02 PM
Dear Mark,
Transaction : /VIRSA/VRMT .. Role Expert
Execute Report : /VIRSA/ZVRMT (from SE38)
Check the entries in tables:
/VIRSA/ZVRMTCNFG Role Expert Configuration
/VIRSA/ZVRATCNFG - Compliance Calibrator Configuration.
Regards,
Naveen.
‎2007 Jul 05 1:41 PM
Make sure you are planning to use the ABAP CC only and not the Java version. If 4.0 (ABAP) only, from within the Compliance Calibrator analysis screen, go to Compliance Calibrator on the menu, select Configuration Option. Set the Configuration parameter 'Rule Architect Activation' to YES.
Please download the Compliance Calibrator User Guide from Service MarketPlace to continue.