USER_EXIT - define actions, when user logs on....

[Former Member]

Hello,

is there a function module or sth. like this, which is executed, when a user logs on?

For example...If a user logs on, a message should appear on his screen, but only on his one.

Can I define anywhere what happens, if a user logs on?

thx, holger

[Former Member]

Are you looking for a message to go out to all users? If yes, this is done with transaction SM02.

If you are looking for a user exit to customize specific user messages for certain users, check out enhancement SUSR0001. It uses function module EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001. It should be used with a project in transaction CMOD so it can be activated/deactivated as needed.

Norm

[Former Member]

Hi Holger,

1. SUSR0001

This is the enhancment / user-exit.

regards,

amit m.

[Former Member]

thx,

but where can I define for users individually what should happen when they log on.

For example:

If a user logs on, a screen should appear which asks to change the password.

How can this be achieved?

thx,

holger

[Former Member]

hi again,

1. After using CMOD( for craeting the project

and including the enchnacement)

2. There is the FM.

EXIT_SAPLSUSF_001.

3. In this double click on the include

to create it.

4. then u have to write ABAP code

using

if sy-uname = 'XYZ'.

• logic

endif.

regards,

amit m.

[Former Member]

Do you have any other examples of what you are trying to achieve with this user exit?

I'm not sure I would be hard coding user names in the ABAP code. You will have to keep track of whether they get the message at every login or just once a day, and track if the message is needed again. You will need a Z table and a lock object (ENQUEUE/DEQUEUE). If you give more details of your actual requirements, we could provide you will more details and ideas.

If you want to force the user to change the password, send a list to BASIS with names and days.

USER01 password expires after 30 days

USER02 password expires after 365 days

USER03 password never expires

If you are trying to give a warning to the user...

"Your password expires in 7 days", you could do that too.

Select the records in the user tables (USR*), check the last date of password change, check the validity perdiod (expiration days), and do the math with today's date. If it's less than 10 days from expiring, display a message.

[Former Member]

Dear friend,

As small doubt.

If we do the coding in the user-exit in order to get a warning message then it is used for only R/3 or else it will work for Portal Login also.

We have some customers who generally logon to Portal. at their system.

Is their any BADI for this.

Thanks n Regards

Vamshi Sreerangam