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Hi Juan Pablo. It's fine to post your HR query here, because HR is completely different to all the other modules. The Auth Code R is for read, and M is for "Match Code" (searching for a record). So your Read auth should have both R and M. Your Modify Auth should contain W (write) AND M for Matchcode. If each group should have read or write access to both 0014n and 0015, you can include both infotypes in one Auth. Trust this helps. Regards, Ralph ---------------Original Message--------------- From: jperazo Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2010 9:45 AM Subject: PA30 and PA20 Security Audit. > Hello, > In order to perform a security audit in regards to the users that have grants to see and modify some infotypes like the 0014. I would like to know if the next parameters are enough to identify the users that are able to do this. > > Tx: PA 30 (Modify Salaries) > Auth. Object: P_ORGIN > > Fields: > INFTY: 0014 > SUBTY: * > AUTHC: M > PERSA : * > PERSG: * > PERSK: * > VDSK1 : * > > Tx: PA 20 (See salaries) > Auth. Object: P_ORGIN > > Fields: > INFTY: 0014 > SUBTY: * > AUTHC: R > PERSA : * > PERSG: * > PERSK: * > VDSK1: * > > Do I only need to check the P_ORIGIN object to know who is accesing on the infotypes? Can I do the same with the infotypes 0014 and 0015 just modifying the values of the fields? > > Many thanks in advance, > Juan | __.____._ Copyright © 2010 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 | | Ralph SAP HR Helper
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