Access to dcument in the BW document folder

Hi
I've a problem that some users can't see the attachment that is uploaded in the 'BW document' folder.
I have checked the 'S_RS_ADMWB' authorization object and this looks fine, so it must have something with autorisation on the BW document folder but I don't know where to set this. Can anyone help
thanks,

Hi John,
This is a Basis issue. It may not be only about the SAP part, it could also be related to the LAN settings and the sharing and security aspect as set by the administrator. An issue similar to the one you mentioned was solved for us qutie fast by the Basis team. I am talking about a month back.
Please let me know what eventually worked if this doesn't help.
Regards,
Manu

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