2009 Oct 05 8:34 AM
HI ,
there is dummy user which exist in all BE systems ,
i.e. user which provide by SAP when installing the system from scratch .
Regards
Nina
2009 Oct 05 5:20 PM
I don't see any question mark, so I assume that you are refering to public load balancing functions used when you connect the application session which the system returns before logging on - in which case the dummy user is located between the chair and the keyboard and echo'ed over to the application server and renamed as SAPSYS.
It is only symbolic. You cannot logon with it and it cannot pass any authorization checks as it didn't read the manual either...
Cheers,
Julius
2009 Oct 05 8:37 AM
2009 Oct 05 11:47 AM
2009 Oct 05 11:50 AM
2009 Oct 05 12:22 PM
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> HI
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> This was a question .
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> Regards
No, it wasnt. It was a statement.
2009 Oct 05 11:53 AM
2009 Oct 05 5:20 PM
I don't see any question mark, so I assume that you are refering to public load balancing functions used when you connect the application session which the system returns before logging on - in which case the dummy user is located between the chair and the keyboard and echo'ed over to the application server and renamed as SAPSYS.
It is only symbolic. You cannot logon with it and it cannot pass any authorization checks as it didn't read the manual either...
Cheers,
Julius
2009 Oct 05 9:55 PM
2009 Oct 05 9:58 PM
My answer was perfectly serious and correct. It is only the terminology which is misleading sometimes...
ps: You are now bust as a Coffee Corner voyeur...
Edited by: Julius Bussche on Oct 5, 2009 10:58 PM