Maintaining a profile without using PFCG

[Former Member]

Good Morning My Friends,

I'm trying to create a profile without using PFCG, until this moment I can create the profile and also assign to it the transactions.

Come to the problem.

1 - The moment that I assign transactions to the profile they bring some commitments, I want that they were not assigned automatically, but for my RFC.

2 - I have not found until now no function, BAPI or anything to give authorizations to this profile.

3 - Setting up of such commitments as well up till now have not found anything that does that, that is, configure the objects, fields and values ​​of the Commitments of the Profile.

I know there are some tables that show me all the profiles and authorizations that I could change it directly to the table AGR_1250 example, but I doubt if this would be the best thing to do?

Thanks to everyone who can help me.

Thanks.

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Sincerely:

Deivison C.S.S. Lana

Systems Analyst

ABAP

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Edited by: Suhas Saha on Jun 17, 2011 8:28 PM

[Former Member]

Good Morning My Friends,

I'm trying to create a profile without using PFCG, until this moment I can create the profile and also assign to it the transactions.

Come to the problem.

1 - The moment that I assign transactions to the profile they bring some commitments, I want that they were not assigned automatically, but for my RFC.

2 - I have not found until now no function, BAPI or anything to give authorizations to this profile.

3 - Setting up of such commitments as well up till now have not found anything that does that, that is, configure the objects, fields and values ​​of the Commitments of the Profile.

I know there are some tables that show me all the profiles and authorizations that I could change it directly to the table AGR_1250 example, but I doubt if this would be the best thing to do?

Thanks to everyone who can help me.

Thanks.

-

Sincerely:

Deivison C.S.S. Lana

Systems Analyst

ABAP

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Edited by: Suhas Saha on Jun 17, 2011 8:28 PM

[former_member212713]

Hi Lana;

You can use SU53 tcode after get problem.

SU53 give us which auth.object and values we needs.

Best regards.

[Former Member]

Hi Melih Mutlu,

thanks for answering me, but I want to see not only permits but also tender.

I now know that the transaction PFCG, uses the table "AGR_1250" and "AGR_1251" to save your authorization data.

I did not want to change the tables directly, and did not want to use Batch Input.

wish I could use a function or something.

Thanks.

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Sincerely:

Deivison C.S.S. Lana

Systems Analyst

ABAP

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Edited by: Suhas Saha on Jun 17, 2011 8:31 PM

[SuhaSaha]

Hello Deivison,

I now know that the transaction PFCG, uses the table "AGR_1250" and "AGR_1251" to save your authorization data.

If you debug the profile generation, you will find calls to the following FMs:

PRGN_1250_READ_AUTH_DATA

PRGN_1250_SAVE_AUTH_DATA

PRGN_1251_READ_FIELD_VALUES

PRGN_1251_SAVE_FIELD_VALUES

PRGN_1252_READ_ORG_LEVELS

PRGN_1252_SAVE_ORG_LEVELS

The changes are then written to the database using the FM PRGN_UPDATE_DATABASE.

All these FMs are part of the FuGr. PRGN responsible for profile generation!

I'll suggest you debug the profile generation part to get a better understanding of how these FMs work in sync.

BR,

Suhas

[former_member212713]

Hi Lana;

You can examine SUSR* FMs under the SUSB Func.groups.

Best regards.