DATA SYN BETWEEN SU01 AND BP

Dear Experts,
Is there any report in SRM to update the email address which was changed in SU01 to BP of the user, as it is no more possible to update due to assignment of authorization group in SU01 and also it is involved in mass update of several users.
Thanks anRegards,
Sathya Kumar.
Edited by: KOPPISETTI VENKATA SATHYA KUMAR on Nov 18, 2008 9:54 PM

Hi
HRALXSYNC - sysnchronise organisation unit and user.
if it not you can test this function module BBP_MP_CHANGE_CONTACT_PERSON
regards
Muthu

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