How to Migrate Su05 users to Su01 users

Dear Experts,
We have recently upgraded our R/3 System to ECC 6.0 where SU05 transaction is not working. We have many SU05 IDs,
Please help how to convert those existing IDs to SU01 IDs, Please provide me detailed steps.
I tried to serach in the forum could not get detailed steps.
Please help
Thank you,
Vijay

Hi Vijay,
We kindly suggest you to take a look at the following document:
http://service.sap.com/utilities
    -> SAP for Utilities - Product Information
       -> IS-U/CCS
          -> General
             -> Cookbooks&Guidelines
                -> User Conversion for the IS-U-B2C-Scenarios
In the document above you can find the instructions to convert internet
users (SU05) to standard users (SU01).
Regards,
Aidan

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Hi,
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The signature of the procedure is below. See the highlighted lines.
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-->
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Ed

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How to find the users who r assigned to profile sap_all through su01

how to find the users who r assigned to profile sap_all through su01

you can get into SUIM-->where used lists, check for users with profile SAP_ALL you can get a list of users who have
it. and you can get into SUIM through SU01 from user information system link.
you can execute RSUSR002 from SA38/SE38.
RSUSR002 is the report which gets you the whereused list for profiles within roles, users.
you can get it from transaction SECR ofcourse you are executing the same report.
you can get from UST04 table and obviously USR04 also because sometimes you miss some details from UST04 because of sync problems.

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