Difference between roles and responsibilities of sd consultant?

what is the difference between roles and responsibilities of sd consultant?

Hi!
"Roles and responsibilities" it is a term used by the consultant to tell about themselves. There is no difference between them. They co-related to each other. If you are given a ROLE for that certain RESPONSIBILITIES will be there.
Hope you got cleared.
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It is a simple hierarchy level difference for grouping levels of authorization and the need avoid maintenance on a large number of individual authorizations on a user level.
In SAP, authorizations are grouped together into profiles. These profiles usually represent some sort of functional access (i.e. Create customer master records). The profiles can then be allocated roles which group the individual functional access into a more abstract level of a role (i.e. accounts clerk). Roles are then assigned to users based on their specific responsibilities.
More information is available on the help portal: http://help.sap.com
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I need to know the difference between role and profile. Kindly let me also know
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Kalyan,
A role is basically a container of authorizations and other related items.
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The difference betwen Roles and Groups:
Roles
Roles are the largest semantic unit within the content objects. A role is a folder hierarchy comprising other content objects (worksets, pages, iViews). The contents of a role are based on the company structure and information requirements of the users of a company. Roles are assigned to users. This means that users can only access the content that is relevant for them if they have the appropriate role.
Groups
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I like to know the difference between the roles and rules from basic..
Pls do the needful.

Rules tells the object identification of the standard task.Many workflow systems allow for escalation rules to be built into the process, ie when a manager does not action a task it gets escalated via the workflow to another manager. If the escalation time frame is set to 5 days, you need to ensure your tests take this into account and the result might be longer test cycles.
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HI balaram reddy
You can use the administration guide under the below link.....
service.sap.com/instguidesu2192 mySAP Business Suite Solutions u2192 mySAP SRM u2192 Using SAP SRM Server 5.5 u2192Solution Operations Guide: mySAP Supplier Relationship Management
Please find the links as requested. You will find lot of documents and so on here.
http://service.sap.com/srm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/0e/cede3b6bc8682be10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
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Can any explain me the difference between profile and role.
I was given a user Id on ABAP stack of XI.
My profile: SAP_ALL
I was not assigned any roles.
I am not sure if I need different roles or this profile
would serve the purpose.
-Naveen.

Hi Naveen,
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Profiles were the menas of assiging authorizations to users until 4.0 Versions.
Later to the same it was upgraded to the concept of Roles. The crux always remains the same.
Be it a profile or a role, it contains the Auth Object and the respective values.
But in present scenario, you can get confused by the profiles that are assignable to Users.
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1. The profiles like SAP_ALL;SAP_NEW,S_SPO_ALL etc are standard Profiles delivered by SAP which when assigned to a user in his profile in SU01 would get all the related authorizations.
( You must be lucky to have SAP_ALL assigned to ur ID by ur basis guy)
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Method to create a role can be checked out from the link below.
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