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I want to see list of roles assigned to 10 different users.how do you do it?

6 Answers   Cap Gemini, IBM,

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How we Assigning roles to users positions in HR, troubleshoot access issues

2 Answers   IBM,

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What is audit information system?

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Can you explain internet-level security?

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We have one request to modify role(adding field value in auth. object) and we have added it. when transporting that role, getting error "role XXXXX type is undetermined" can any body please suggest, how to fix this issue?

2 Answers   Cap Gemini, IBM,

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How to assign more than 312 profiles to any user?? As 312 profiles are limited to assign in any user account.

2 Answers   Bosch, Infosys,

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hi..guys... can u tell me? what is the solution manager.. and what is the use? which type of commands we should follow?

2 Answers   IBM,

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how to do Assigning authorization groups for table restrictions and program restrictions.

1 Answers   IBM,

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1) Explain different type of Users? Explain specifically Service User? 2) Difference between System and Communication User?Explain in Context of Profile Parameter? 3) There are 5 systems say BI, SOLMAN, CRM, PI, SRM etc etc. Which system will act as a satellite system in CUA and Why? HOw CUa system works? 4) State different types of Transactions & Tables in Strutural Authorization Profile in HR Security? 5) What is L0 , L1 , L2 , L3 , L4 code called in HR Security? 6) What fields are required to create Strutural Authorization Profile in HR Security? State significance of Evaluation Path? 7) What is Structural Authorization Profile in HR Security? When required Role has already been assigned to User then why Structural Authorization Profile is required by user? 8) How are structural Authorization Profile are created? 9) Important Authorization Object in HR Security? 10) Fields in P_ORGIN A.O? 11) Important infotypes and What is PA? 12) How access is provided for tables to user? Significance of Authorization Group in TDDAT table? 13) Difference between SU22 and SU24? 14) Explain Authorization Structure? 15) Which table stores the Authorization Object of a User? 16) What we do to keep Roles consistent in DEV QAS and PRD? 17) A User has create and display access? Will he have access to change as well? 18) How User can have access to view salary slip of other employees(HR Security)?Explain in detail. 19) In HR security does we add Employee ID anywhere in Roles? 20) Any issue you have faced while Transport? 21) Have you faced any issue in Upgrade? Expalain how to compare Roles from older version of SAP to new version of SAP? 22) Any typical issue you have resolved in HR Security?

0 Answers   ABB, CSC,

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What is a Role in Sap Security and Types of Roles and use of the role?

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How many maximum profiles we can assign to one user?

9 Answers   IBM,

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How we Provided Security design, configuration, and support for SAP Enterprise Portals

0 Answers   IBM,

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