Only save queries if name starts with Y

Hello,
How can security be configured so that users can only save queries whose Technical names start with Y?
What authorizations are required and what values should be assigned?
Thanks,
Nick

Hello Jin,
We are on BW 3.5.
Here is the complete set of authorizations assigned to my test user. What I want is for this user to only be able to create queries if they choose to save them with a name starting with Y.
Currently (with the authorization specified below) they can save queries that start with any letter. When I save a query with the description and Technical name of: DELETE_VG15 it gives me two messages for "Authorization check". The first says "You do not have authorization for change" and the second message says: "Query (InfoCube ) was saved" So it does end up saving even though the name provided doesn't conform to what I want in the authorizations.
Hopefully you can help me fill in what is wrong, maybe copy what i have and repost with the values you are using.
S_RFC
Activity: 16
Name of RFC to be protected: *
Type of RFC to be protected: *
S_RS_COMP
Activity: 01
InfoArea: *
InfoCube: *
Name (ID) of a reporting component: Y*
Type of a reporting component: QVW, REP
S_RS_COMP1
Activity: 02
Name (ID) of a reporting Component: Y*
Type of a reporting component: QVW, REP
Owner (Person Responsible) for: *
S_RS_ICUBE
Activity: 03
InfoCube SubObject: *
InfoArea: *
InfoCube: *
I Just found this one as well, and it may be the problem:
S_RS_COMP
Activity: *
InfoArea: *
InfoCube: Z_COPA
Name (ID) of a reporting Component: *
Type of a reporting component: QVW, REP
Thanks!
Nick
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