HR_CHECK_AUTHORITY_INFTY and queries

Hi,
Wanna know if this can check for PD infotype authorisation as well other than PA infotypes?
such as hrp1000 etc.
Currently did not work for me..
Does anyone got any FM to check this? For HRP infotype...
thanks a million,
lihui

Hi,
By the way may i know when using RH_PM_AUTH_CHECK,
i need to check for the user that runs the report such as sy-uname is user1234, how do i pass this value to this fm to check if this user has authorisation to read hrp1000 values?
which parameters shld i use?
Thanks and Regards,
lihui

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Thomas Cornet wrote:
>
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