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Transaction Variant - role assignment

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Hi all,

I am working on transaction variant, I created a transaction variant for FV60 to hide the bank account number on the screen. Now what we want is we have two group of people centeral people and decentral people... now what we want is to hide this bank a/c number from decentral people and let the central people view it. So I was just wondering if anyone of you can help me on this... if this can we achieved through transaction variant.

Thanks,

Raj

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Sandra_Rossi
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You can achieve it using "variant groups" (in SHD0 transaction too), search the forum, it is explained how it works.

Hi all,

I am working on transaction variant, I created a transaction variant for FV60 to hide the bank account number on the screen. Now what we want is we have two group of people centeral people and decentral people... now what we want is to hide this bank a/c number from decentral people and let the central people view it. So I was just wondering if anyone of you can help me on this... if this can we achieved through transaction variant.

Thanks,

Raj

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Sandra_Rossi
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You can achieve it using "variant groups" (in SHD0 transaction too), search the forum, it is explained how it works.

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You can also save yourself a lot of hassle and coding by using config in combination with authorizations.

That way you can use the role assignment (of the authorizations) and the users will experience consistent system behaviour, regardless how they navigate (particularly when going "back").

Please search SDN for threads about the config options as well, or ask your functional colleague (who should know about it, hopefully).

Cheers,

Julius