on 2015 Dec 08 8:57 PM
Hi Experts,
I am trying to add an user into my BPC 10.1 Standard (NW) and I am getting this error:
Error: System Exception.
My BPC is on SP6 and this environment is my QA. I do not have the same issue in DEV and both are into the same SP.
I have tried to solve this issue applying many notes but none of them have solved my problem.
Also, I have tried to add an user into my Environment Shell, but no success.
If anyone got the same issue, pls, let me know!
Thank you
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Hi Rodrigo,
Have you activated environmentshell in QA?
user profiles all copied over to QA?
how did you transport your working environment to QA?
Andy
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Hello Rodrigo,
The detail errors are indicating that there are problems with your authorization objects. Please compare the roles and profiles for user in the two systems. Then you need to verify if the authorization objects assigned to the roles are the same.
You can use tcode ST01 to ge more details about the authorization issues in QA. Please see note 1994720.
Hi Rodrigo,
Please let me know the following
Best Regards,
Leila
Hi Leila!
1 - No I haven't. That is the first time
2 - Any user.
3 - Its a new installation.
4 - What my basis team told me, the installation was copied from my DEV system, which is working fine.
5 - Everything is all right when I am executing UJA_DATA_CHECKER.
Its really weird. I think it may be an environment (server) problem. My basis team is still checking on that.
First of all it's strange that your QA is a copy of Dev (item 4 above) and not a transport from Dev.
Can you please check if user ID BPC_SERVICE (or whatever you have as service user) has same authorization in QA as in Dev?
Please also check in t/a SE06 if Namespace /POA/ is set as Modifiable.
Cheers.
Hi All,
I'm having the same error. The error is resolved by adding an SPRO global parameter"RFC_CUA_DESTINATION" with a parameter value as "RFC Connection name".
However when I'm trying to save, it is showing a successful message but the changes are not reflecting the webclient. FYI, I'm on BPC10.1.
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Hi Rodrigo,
When this error occurs if you run the transaction code SLG1 and set the 'Object' entry to UJ* then click the execute button to see the logs.
When finding the timeframe when you tried to add this user is any other error detail listed?
Regards,
Alex
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