This book does not cover authorizations for add-on components or New Dimension products. It also does not cover Internet-related authorizations (encryption, authentication, and credit card security).
This guide refers to Release 4.6A/B of the SAP R/3 System. All screenshots are from Release 4.6A unless otherwise noted.
The structure of this guidebook matches the setup of the authorization concept, progressing from a new R/3 installation all the way to an upgrade. If you upgrade from an older release see chapter 14, Upgrade, for more information.
About This Guide
This guide provides you with the following:
- The big picture (security and the authorization concept in R/3)
- Tasks you need to perform during and after installation of R/3 to facilitate the use of the Profile Generator
- Tasks you need to perform after an upgrade of the R/3 System
- All the essential steps for security implementation using the PG and Central User Administration
- Tasks to prepare for going live
- Appendixes with the most important SAPNet-R/3 Frontend notes for authorizations and the most frequently asked questions.
Who Is This Guide For?
This guide was designed for the following people using the Profile Generator either in an implementation project or as an ongoing reference:
- Basis Consultants who install R/3 and set up the security at customer sites
- Application Consultants who want to start using the Profile Generator as the basis for their customer security implementation
- Customer IT and help desk personnel
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: R/3 Authorization Made Easy 4.6A/B (Paperback)
Excellent guidebook in administrating SAP Security. I rely heavily on this book and OSS notes to do my job efficiently and productively.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Great Book - But now getting obsolete,
This review is from: R/3 Authorization Made Easy 4.6A/B (Paperback)
If SAP would publish made easy guides for all their modules they could kick the worlds software a**...This book is as good as the best 'step-by-step' books put out by Microsoft. Why SAP can't put out documentation as-good-as Microsoft is beyound me...they are really missing the boat (or perhaps the point of poor documentation is a full-employment scheme for expensive consultants...Note: if you think the online help provided with SAP is any help, think again, it's for the most part useless...SAP help screens look like they were designed by 'educational experts' who wring any sense of meaning or context from a subject to derive an abstraction which provides only 'when you click this, this screen comes up' duh...I know that, so what does it mean?...what does the screen info do? How does it fit into the context?...ya gotta hope there is a book, or hire a consultant)
This is a great book that together with the SAP Press book 'SAP Authorization System' is an essential to my understanding SAP authorizations. Note that I went to the SAP CA940 class on authorizations and the instructor didn't even mention these books (and for the several thousand dollars the class cost you'd think SAP would provide them for free.) The only problem is the book is for 4.6A/B...and many customers are on 4.6C, and now heading for ECC6. Special note: this book is available as a PDF...and if you shlep around on the internet long enough perhaps you could find a place to download it...
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Very straight foward explanations. It's a recommended book for SAP Authorizations concepts and implementations.,
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This review is from: R/3 Authorization Made Easy 4.6A/B (Paperback)
Very straight foward explanations. It's a recommended book for SAP Authorizations concepts and implementations.
In the very first chapter the book introduces all concepts and possibilities about authorizations, and then explains any transaction and detail about each one. I'm using SAP ECC 6.0, although the book covers 4.6A, it contains all essential concept and explanatory information needed to implment security.
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