No authorization for query/Web application assigment in roles

Hi All,
in order to clean/reorganize our roles, I have to clean some query/Web application/Workbook assignment in roles. After I have loged in into BEX Browser I have cleaned/moved some objects from roles. But it seem that I have not all necessary rights to do that.
Which is the relevant authorization object which I need to change query assignemnt in roles?
Is there an other way to add/remove queries/Web applications from roles?
Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Stefanos from Munich/germany.

Hi,
try : S_USER_AGR
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