Answer / dinesh

the basic defination of Role in layman is just a container
which contains transactions, authorizatoins and instances
of authorization objects, the actual authorization is saved
into profiles, thats why we always need to generate a
profile to complete the role.
when we remove or delimit a role from user buffer through
role tab in su01/10, the profile gets deleted for that user
that means all authorization contained in profile deletes
from user buffer however the actual container remains empty
that is the Role.
hope this clears your doubts and question about roles and
profiles.

Answer / ashwini

Using PRGN_COMPRESS_TIMES prog u can delete the expired role
from user id.

Q6) When do you get a screen for " maintaining the authorization values for org elements " in PFCG ??? (i.e..screen you get thru PFCG --> AUTHORIZATION tab --> CHANGE AUTHORIZATION DATA --> SCREEN FOR MAINTAINING ORG ELEMENT VALUES )

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2 Answers   HP,

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