2009 Aug 30 8:44 PM
We have recently upgraded our ECC 6.0 system to EHP4. After EHP4
installation we are facing a peculiar issue.
We have 2 user ids, with same authorisation, the below screen works for
one id and doesn't work for the other id.
Replication Steps:
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Tcode > FB03
Doc No : 2503375271
Com Code : US50
Fiscal Yr : 2010
From the top menu > Environment > Document Env > Relationship Browser
In the next screen, you could see the sub tree Accounting document >
CustIndivBillingDoc>...>
Although both the above ids has the same authorisation, it behaves
differenly only for the above tcodes.
But however, if you create a new user id with the same authorisation,
it works.
Can you please help us to resolve this error, asap
2009 Aug 30 8:49 PM
9 times out of 10 it is a PID.
Other possibilities are that the other users have additional "roles" required to complete this step successfully.
This is one of the buggers with users having many roles assigned, or using composite roles even (which subsequently grow larger and larger in their single assignment).
Cheers,
Julius
2009 Aug 30 9:10 PM
Julius,
We have compared both the roles /profiles/parameters they are exactly the same.
Can u pl help us with the steps to resolve this issue?
Regards
2009 Aug 30 9:39 PM
A reference user (check USREFUS) to add the authority or an exit / validation rule with a table of "excluded users" for whom this is not allowed? The latter would be consistent with what you have described above.
Cheers,
Julius
Edited by: Julius Bussche on Aug 30, 2009 10:40 PM
2009 Aug 31 12:42 PM
Hi Julius,
I faced a similar issue but we havent upgraded. There were 2 users having same set of authorizations. But one was able to see the Tcode in his menu and other could not.
But when we copied his authorizations to dummy id, everything was fine. We were able to see the Tcode in Menu. We simply deleted the old id and replaced with the new one.
Not sure if it was the best possible option but it solved the issue.
Regards,
Rajesh
Edited by: Rajesh Nanda on Aug 31, 2009 5:13 PM
2009 Aug 31 1:14 PM
Checking table USERS_SSM would be a good start, but this case here seems a different topic to me.
Cheers,
Julius