‎2007 Jun 20 7:03 AM
hi,
i need one table which has the fields tcode and authorization object.
‎2007 Jun 20 7:08 AM
hi,
try <b>tstc</b> and <b>tstct</b> for t codes,
try <b>tadir</b> for authorization.
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seshu.
‎2007 Jun 20 7:08 AM
Hi,
check the table TSTC
OR
Try searching TSTC* in se11..
Thanks
Naren
‎2007 Jun 20 7:09 AM
Hi
Check the tables
AGR_TCODES
AGR_DEFINE
AGR_1252
AGR_USERS
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Anji
‎2007 Jun 20 7:11 AM
SAP R/3 Authorization Concept
Fundamental to SAP R/3 security is the authorization concept. To get an understanding of SAP R/3 security, one needs to thoroughly understand the authorization concept. The authorization concept allows the assignment of broad or finely defined authorizations/permissions for system access. Several authorizations may be required to perform a task such as creating a material master record. Based upon design, these authorizations can be limited to:
Access to the transaction code (TCODE) to create a material master
Access to specific material
Authorization to work in a particular plant in the system
Authorization Object
Authorization objects can best be described as locks that limit access to SAP R/3 system objects, such as programs, TCODES and data entry screens. Depending on the SAP R/3 version, there are approximately 800 standard authorizations.
There can be 10 fields in an authorization object, but all 10 fields are not used in all objects. The most common field in an authorization object is the activity field. These are predefined activity codes that reside in a table named TACT. Examples of activity are "01" create or generate, "02" change, "03" read, "04" print or edit message, and "06" delete. The next most common field is an organization field, such as company code or plant.
Authorization objects are classified and cataloged in the system based upon functionality, such as FI (financial accounting) or HR (human resources). These classifications are called object classes.
Developers and programmers can create new authorization objects through the developers' workbench called ABAP Workbench in SAP R/3. ABAP/4 is a 4GL (fourth-generation programming language) that was used to develop all SAP R/3 applications. It stands for Advanced Business Application Programming Language.
Authorizations
Authorizations are the keys that can open the authorization objects, and they contain the specific information for field values. For instance, an authorization contains a specific set of values for one or all the fields of a particular authorization object. If a field is not restricted, an authorization will have an asterisk (*) as a field value.
check in following table AGR_TCODES
An example of an authorization is as follows:
Field Value
ACTVT (Activity) 01
BUKRS (Company Code) 0010
This particular authorization grants users access to create for company code 0010 the specific object that is locked by the authorization object, such as a purchase order.
The following authorization will grant total access to all the activities for all the company codes:
Field Value
ACTVT (Activity) *
BUKRS (Company Code) *
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‎2007 Jun 20 7:14 AM
<b>TSTCA</b> -> Values for transaction code authorizations is the table with
fields are ...
TCODE Transaction Code
OBJCT Authorization Object
VALUE Authorization Valuereward points if it usefull ...
Girish
‎2007 Jun 20 7:15 AM
‎2007 Jun 20 7:28 AM
Chakri,
Check uskri and usott tables.If they are not satisfying your requirement then go to se11 and give us* and check all the table that are realted to users.
K.Kiran.