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ADM100 Lesson: Authorization Concept<br />

for the authorization. The above example deals with access to files. Role<br />

maintenance cannot “guess” whether data access should only be read<br />

access, or should be read and write access.<br />

Some fields appear in many authorizations. A number of important fields<br />

were therefore combined into organizational levels, such as the company<br />

code. If you maintain the organizational level, you maintain all fields in<br />

it. Therefore, a red traffic light indicates an unmaintained organizational<br />

level.<br />

Once all authorizations are maintained as required, the authorization<br />

profilecanbegeneratedbychoosingGenerate. Important: The second<br />

character of the profile name must not be an underscore (“_”) (see<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Note 16466). After creation, this name cannot be changed. The<br />

authorizations are combined in profiles. The profiles must be entered in<br />

the user master record (by the role maintenance) for the authorizations<br />

to take effect for the user.<br />

Users and Roles<br />

Assign users, for example from the demo above: TestAdmin (alternatively,<br />

you can use the user Admin, to which no roles are assigned), and save.<br />

Display in transaction SU01 how a role (such as ZPFUD) is assigned here.<br />

The assignment of users to roles is performed in the role maintenance<br />

transaction (transaction PFCG) or in the user maintenance transaction<br />

(transaction SU01). Select the tab page User and the user IDs to be<br />

maintained there. When selecting user IDs, the system uses the current<br />

date as the start of the validity period of the assignment; it sets 31.12.9999<br />

as the end date. You can restrict both values.<br />

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