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transaction or Function module by which we can bypass authorization

Former Member

‎2011 Apr 19 11:05 AM

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Hi Experts,

There is a transaction or Function module by which we can bypass authorization and we can see data / enter into transactions for which we dont have authorizations.

SU53 is used to see for which transaction we dont have authorization .

I want to know how we can see data of transactions or to enter into transactions for which we dont have authorization .

Thanks

Best Regards,

Gaurav

Moderator message: bypassing authorization checks is not supported by these forums.

Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Apr 19, 2011 2:02 PM

Hi Experts,

There is a transaction or Function module by which we can bypass authorization and we can see data / enter into transactions for which we dont have authorizations.

SU53 is used to see for which transaction we dont have authorization .

I want to know how we can see data of transactions or to enter into transactions for which we dont have authorization .

Thanks

Best Regards,

Gaurav

Moderator message: bypassing authorization checks is not supported by these forums.

Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Apr 19, 2011 2:02 PM

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‎2011 Apr 19 11:08 AM

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‎2011 Apr 19 12:32 PM

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This is SO WRONG! Authorizations, access privileges are there for a reason. If I were you, I wouldn't let your security person know that you asked this question, and I certainly would NOT tell end users how to do this!