ESS-Display Qualification

Question

Hi All,
I am using transaction PZ31_EWT which is taking me to the screen "Change Qualification Profile for (individual's Name).
Can anybody let me know the transaction to "Display the Qualification Profile" for ESS?
Rohini

Answer 1

Hi,
In this scenerio you can activate Context based structural authorizations where the Auth profiles are not assigned to User Ids directly but assigned via Custom roles using authorization objects P_ORGINCON (HR: Master data with Context) and P_ORGXXCON (HR: Master data- Extended Check with Context).
Authorization objects P_ORGINCON and P_ORGXXCON consists of the same fields as to P_ORGIN and P_ORGXX respectively and has been expanded to include the PROFL field. The PROFL field is used to determine which structural profile the user is authorized to access (as per table T77UA - User Authorizations = Assignment of Profile to User).
Additionally,I f you have requirements that cannot be mapped using the P_ORGINCON and P_ORGXXCON authorization objects (for example, because you want to build your authorization checks on additional fields of the Organizational Assignment infotype 0001 that are customer-specific) and if you want to implement the context solution, you can include an authorization object- P_NNNNNCON (HR Master Data: Customer-Specific Authorization Object with Context) in the authorization checks yourself.
Please note following switches have to be activated for Context based Structural authorization in table T77S0 (tcode- OOAC)
AUTSW INCON (HR Master Data (Context))- Authorization Main Switch that controls whether the P_ORGINCON authorization object should be used in the authorization check.
AUTSW XXCON (HR Master Data: Extended Check (Context))- Authorization Main Switch that controls whether the P_ORGXXCON authorization object should be used in the authorization check.
AUTSW NNCON (Customer Authorization Object (Context))- Authorization Main Switch that controls whether the P_NNNNNCON customer-specific authorization object should be used in the authorization check.
Hope this is helpful!
Thanks
Sandipan