SAP Authorizations Custom requirements - SAP Basis

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Custom requirements
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A separate programme - a separate permission. What sounds simple requires a few steps to be learned. Do you want to implement your own permission checks in your own development or extend standard applications with your own permission checks? When implementing customer-specific permissions, a lot needs to be considered. In this tip, we focus on the technical implementation of the authorisation check implementation.

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When scheduling a job, another user can be stored as the executing user. This means that the individual processing steps of the job are technically carried out by the stored user with his or her authorizations. This means that activities could be triggered that could not be executed with the user's own authorizations.
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Changes in customizing and various security-relevant changes, such as the maintenance of RFC interfaces, can be viewed via table change logs. This authorization should only be given to an emergency user.

Every large company has to face and implement the growing legal requirements. If the use of an authorization concept is to be fully successful on this scale, the use of an authorization tool is unavoidable. For medium-sized companies, the use of an authorization tool is usually also worthwhile. However, decisions should be made on a case-by-case basis.

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Starting with SAP Solution Manager 7.1 Support Package 5, you can use the integration between the system recommendations and the Business Process Change Analyser (BPCA) to identify business processes affected by a security advisory.
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