Answer / shubhada

in derived role, all the transactions of parent role r
copied but not the org structure and auth.
and we cant add more transactions in derived role.
in copy roles all the transactions with auth r copied

Answer / vamshi

in copy role ; all the organiszational values are also
copied .

but in case of derived only the menu structure and the
funcitons are inherited but not the organiszational
values.infact, the organizational values are not there in
master/parent role.....

Answer / ramu

temp role is a default sap provided role...and a copy role
is one we customize from a temp role...

Derived role:- Is a role which is derived from the parent role
Parent role can be either a customised role r temp role

Answer / chanakya

Copy Role is a copied role from existing role. In this type
of Role all authorizatoins will be inherited from the
existing role.
Derived Role is a role copied from existing role (Master
role). In this type authorizations will not be inherited
from the master role. Here we can maintain onlly
Organizational values.

Answer / velu

1.Derived roles refer to roles that already exist. The
derived roles inherit the menu structure and the functions
included (transactions, reports, Web links, and so on) from
the role referenced.

Answer / venki4all

Copy Roles->
This role is just copyed from already existed role and auth
and Org values also copyed.

Derived Role-> This is we derive from parent Role(super
role)only.But Org values cann't derive from parent..we have
to do manually...
venkat Reddy.Bontha

Answer / rosepatel

Hi,
Derive role:Inheritance of the parent role is called derive
role.We cant add additional tcode in this role.

copy role:It is already exiting role or sap will provide
temp role it is contain all organation value.

Answer / ram

Copy Roles:
A Role copy from any existing Role, should be single,
Derived or Composite Role.

Derived Roles :
A Role derived from another existing Role, Should be Single
Role only.

Answer / syed zubair ali

Derived role:-It is nothing but we take an existing role
and then we add some authoization and transaction
depending upon requirement and give another name to that
role

copied role:- depending upon requirement we take existing
role and copied it .

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