Reply from nash.tejani on Sep 23 at 12:01 PM isn't the copy function another variation of 'create'.
u can create from scratch or create using copy,but u are in principle creating a new object.
Not sure what is the purpose of allowing copy but not create ? I can understand why you don't want to allow 'delete' or 'delimt'.
Nash
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From: thembani_mzimkulu
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 8:53 AM
Subject: Authorisations HR Organisational Staffing Change
Dear Expert,
I am new in HR authorizations, I have a request from the business to give the HR Administrators access to:
Display all objects and relationships
Copy and Save, Positions (Object S) Infotype 1000
Copy, Change & Save the Cost Centre (Object K) relationship A011 to the Position - Infotype 1001
Copy and Save the Job (Object C) relationship B007 to the Position - Infotype 1001
Copy and Save the Org Unit (Object O) relationship A003 to the Position - Infotype 1001
They are not allow to Create, Delete or Delimit any objects
This is what i have maintained
In Personnel Planning object PLOG is maintained as follows
Planning Status 1, 2 ISTAT
Object Type C, K, O, P, S OTYPE
Plan Version 01 PLVAR
Function Code AEND, COP, COPY, DISP, LISD, LIST PPFCODE
Subtype * SUBTYP
The problem is, if I remove function code INSE- create the users are unable to copy the position. When I do the authorisation check (SU53) it shows that the function code INSE- create is missing.
My question is: How do I allow the user to Copy, Change & Save Object Types without maintaining/giving function code INSE- create?
Thank you in advance
Thembani |
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