how to create new authorization object?
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Answer Posted / vishy
1. To create the authorization object, choose the SU21
transaction.
2. First double-click an object class to select it.
3. Provide the name of the object and relevant text
4. Add the fields that should be included in the new
authorization object.
5. Hit Save.. once you click on save it'll ask for
package details (select the relevant package from the drop
down list) and
save again.
6. New auth objected is created now.
7. Click on permitted activities to select the activities
and save the changes.
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