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What is an Authorization Group and when is it used? Explain
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Answer Posted / aradhana
An authorization group contains tables and views with the
same security requirements
When you create or maintain a role, you assign an
authorization group to the role using the authorization
object S_PROGRAM (the authorization group is a field in
this authorization object).
You can create new roles or work on existing ones using
transaction PFCG.
Choose the Authorizations tab.
Under Maintain authorization data and generate profiles
click the Change authorization data button.
The system asks you to choose a template.
Choose the Manually button. The authorization object
contains the field Authorization group:ABAP/4 program (the
P_GROUP field). You can enter an authorization group for
the report and thus assign it to your role.
The authorization object also has a field ABAP/4 program:
user action (the P_ACTION field). Set this field to SUBMIT
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