You are working as a SAP Security Admin and there they go again! Users call you up and demand to give them access so that they can change layout sets in transaction VA05. The users are screaming: Give me SAP_ALL, Give me everything! I cannot work! The option to save layout is grayed out!
Well, first thought is, that you would not allow them to change global layouts (S_ALV_LAYO), but that may not be the case.
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Users have created a ton of batch input sessions and processed them with SM35. The users did not care about deleting unwanted sessions and there are a lot of old sessions, with almost any status (in processing/in background/processed/errors). All of them are junk (in your terms), and have to be removed from the system.
You can delete unwanted sessions with abap program RSBDCTL6 at once and then setup a background job that deletes the sessions for a specific session, user who created the session, date range, older than x days etc. that runs on a regular basis. continue reading…
Ever wondered what the error codes mean when analyzing your AIS or trace logs? Here are some hints and how users or administrators should react to the messages:
1 Incorrect logon data (client, user name, password)
User: check the logon data entered (enter data again)
Admin: check the logon data for the service users, for example in the ITS service file
(usually wrong client) or in the RFC destinations
(usually wrong password)
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tislava, Slovakia — June 8, 2010 — ORIWIN, SAP NetWeaver integrator and Resco, supplier of advanced developer components and tools for mobile devices released an updated version of FAIN (Fixed Assets Inventory) — a ready-made solution for fixed assets management and inventory. The solution is integrated into the SAP ERP environment. continue reading…
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Check out the example, like comparing SAP with Oracle. Of course, you can search anything you want or need more information about and the web service will give you the information you may look for. Try it out and become a fan as well!
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