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Set
Authorizations
This step is used to createActivity groups an
generate authorization profiles using the Profile Generator.
Activities
To assign an authorization profile to a user,
do the following:
1. Create an
activity group
2. Enter a
description
3. Select
transactions
4. Create and
edit authorizations
5. Assigns
users and compare the user master (in doing so, the profile is entered in the
user's master record)
6. Transport
activity groups, if desired
Detailed
documentation
For more information about the procedures, see
transaction documentation
Note
You can also use authorization profiles you
created manually or were delivered by SAP, in activity groups. You can create
an activity group without a menu and include the corresponding profile in the
authorization data of the activity group.
In the fourth step, choose "Edit -> Add
authorization -> From profile" to add the authorization profile data to the
activity group.
Note on Authorization Maintenance for
Authorizations without Transactions
The Profile Generator uses transactions to
generate profiles. When you perform the following activities, the system
checks authorizations although no transactions are used:
- When transferring data to the PI-PCS
interface
For information on
the required authorization objects, see the documentation for the PI-PCS
interface.
- When automatically sending background
jobs
The system checks
whether the user is authorized to send messages in the relevant plant. It
checks authorization object C_MESS_WRK with activity A9. The standard system
contains the maintenance authorization C_MESS_SND for this.
For the above-mentioned reasons, you must
create authorization profiles manually.
Proceed as follows:
1. To create
authorization profiles, choose Tools ->
Administration -> User
maintenance -> Profiles on the
SAP R/3 screen.
2. Create the
work area for all profiles in namespace C_*. The
authorization profiles shipped for the PP-PI component are displayed, for
example.
a) Copy the
profile whose authorizations best suit your requirements.
b) If required,
tailor the profile you copied and the authorizations it contains to your
needs.
For more detailed
information on authorization profiles, see Application
Help during profile processing.
Create
Profile
3. Assign your
profile to a role.
a) Return to
the Customizing activity.
b) Proceed as
described in the Note section.