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Should Components or Namespaces be blocked in SE06 transaction for a DEV environment?

Marçal_Oliveras
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Hi,

As you might know in S/4 HANA the SSCR license key to modify standard objects is no longer supported, therefore a user with full S_DEVELOP authorization can modify any standard object. In certain cases I've observed there is not even the warning message displayed "Make repairs in foreign namespaces only if they are urgent".

To my understanding the best approach to protect the system from standard modifications is to control the S_DEVELOP authorizations and only allow temporary access to SAP namespaces for notes implementation or extremely special cases, but I was also considering the usage of SE06.

In the DEV system the "Global Setting" is Modifiable and then almost all of the components and namespaces are also modifiable. Do you think this should be adjusted in a development system for a 2nd layer of protection? It can just make notes implementation difficult by having to assign a special role + enable modification in SE06 every time, so I'm not sure if it's really a good practice. I'm just looking for opinions.

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Sandra_Rossi
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Anyway, the standard objects can be modified using the Enhancement Framework, so I think that all these changes should be controlled manually. I don't know if an assistance to these manual checks is possible with some existing tools.

Marçal_Oliveras
Active Contributor
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Well, I will leave settings as they are and control the S_DEVELOP authorizations then

wolfgang_woehrle
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
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Hi Marçal,

I am sorry for my late response.

Please see the following guide

On page 38/39 you can find the relevant information.

Does my information help you?

Kind regards,

Wolfgang