SAP Authorizations Unclear responsibilities, especially between business and IT - SAP Basis

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Unclear responsibilities, especially between business and IT
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Manual addition of authorization objects to roles is sometimes necessary. However, the start authorizations for actions should be generated into the role exclusively via the role menu. For the following evaluations the table AGR_1251 is used, in which to the roles the authorization objects with their values are stored.

The Enable Transport Recording button allows you to save the changes in the roles on a transport order. For information on the validity of the PFCG_ORGFIELD_ROLES report, see SAP Note 1624104.
Note the maintenance status of permissions in roles and their impact
The simulation of the mixing process is delivered with SAP Note 1941325. When you call step 2c, you will get a list of all the roles with the information about whether the respective role is already mixed (green light) or still needs to be mixed (red light). Highlight a role in this list. Use the Mix button to get the simulation of the mixing process for the selected roll.

There may be other objects associated with the site that you can also assign a PFCG role to. As in our organisation chart, you can assign three different PFCG rolls to the user. You can assign the PFCG roles to either the organisational unit, the post or the post. In this hierarchy, you assign the user as the person of the post. The user is assigned to the person as an attribute and therefore not visible in the organisational model. An HR structure could be mapped via this hierarchy. Since the PFCG roles are not directly assigned to the user but to the objects in the Organisation Management and the user is assigned to the PFCG roles only because of his association with these objects, we speak of an indirect assignment.

Authorizations can also be assigned via "Shortcut for SAP systems".

First, consider the transport of your proposed permissions from various development systems to a consolidation system.

It specifies requirements, for example, for the structure, naming and documentation of program components, and in particular for dealing with safety-critical aspects.
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