SAP Authorizations Assign SAP_NEW to Test - SAP Basis

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Assign SAP_NEW to Test
Authorizations in SAP BW, HANA and BW/4HANA
This type of programming makes sense if large amounts of data have to be read. Before starting to read the data from the database, a DUMMY check can be used to quickly determine whether the user is authorized to access part of the data. However, as can be seen from the table above, a code must not only be secured by a general check, but must be supplemented by later, detailed checks. However, even in this context space (or ' ') does not need to be explicitly authorized.

Repair defective field list in SU24 suggestion values: This function verifies that all the authorization objects used in the permission proposals are consistent, that is, fit to the authorization object definitions from transaction SU21. If there are no permission fields or if there are too many entries, these data will be corrected in the proposal values.
Include customising tables in the IMG
If a transaction is removed from the role menu, the default permission is deleted when mixing. However, this only applies if no further transaction requires this permission and therefore uses the same permission proposal. This applies to both active and inactive default permissions.

Developer and customizing authorizations represent a great potential danger in productive SAP systems. Here, authorizations must be assigned very restrictively, e.g. only to emergency users. The same applies to RFC connections from a development system to productive systems. Such connections can only be used to a very limited extent.

The possibility of assigning authorizations during the go-live can be additionally secured by using "Shortcut for SAP systems".

In the results list, you can see permissions that have failed for each user, as in our example, the missing permission to display the AGR_1251 table.

This problem, which I am sure you are familiar with, does not exactly promote employee satisfaction and productivity.
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