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Authorization to delete

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Using transaction PU00 giving the user authorization to delete an employee.

I want to permit the user only to delete the employee.

I don’t want to give a permission to read or write or update. Only delete. How can I do it

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Former Member
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Hi,

I advise you to make test of these transaction (it will be better if a functional employee of HR help you to test). Add these transaction to a test role in QA or DEV client.

Using Authorization trace (via ST01), check the authorizations the Tx need to delete, read, create or modify. Check the auth. objects and values. As for sure, there will be an object wich demands activity 01, 02, 03 and etc. Usually, activity "06" is for delete, "03" read, "01" create, and so on.

Then restrict the values to the activities you want. Then, you can restrict these objects in all roles that belongs to users wich you want to restrict activity (don't forget authorization addition)

Reward points if helpful....

Cheers,

Rakesh

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Former Member
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154

Hi,

I advise you to make test of these transaction (it will be better if a functional employee of HR help you to test). Add these transaction to a test role in QA or DEV client.

Using Authorization trace (via ST01), check the authorizations the Tx need to delete, read, create or modify. Check the auth. objects and values. As for sure, there will be an object wich demands activity 01, 02, 03 and etc. Usually, activity "06" is for delete, "03" read, "01" create, and so on.

Then restrict the values to the activities you want. Then, you can restrict these objects in all roles that belongs to users wich you want to restrict activity (don't forget authorization addition)

Reward points if helpful....

Cheers,

Rakesh