Query Edit Security Settings

I have a system in which some users are frequently creating and editing queries in BW production. These queries were mostly transported from BWD --> BWP.
They seem to have the ability to copy and query and then edit and save those changes BUT when they then try to make further changes to the new query they are told that they dont have security authorization. It also seems that they are unable to delete queries even if they created them.
Any ideas on what rights I need to give them or what transport settings I need to make?

Hi Will,
If your production system is closed for development (in SCC4), you should first allow the creation of queries. You do that in the transport connection, with the button 'object changeability'. Set ELEM (query element) to 'everything changeable'.
Then you have to make shure that the key-users that should be able to make the copy of the query's have a role with the right authorizations.
They need to have object S_RS_COMP with the sub-items:
ACTVT: 01, 02, 03, 06, 16
RSINFOAREA: authorized info-arease (or *)
RSINFOCUBE: authorized infoCubes (or *)
RSZCOMPID: SU_* (in your case)
RSZCOMPTP: REP
Based on your system setting, it could also be that you need the autorization objects S_TRANSPRT, S_CTS_ADMI
and S_DATASEt. You can check that by performaing an authorization trace in trx. ST01.
Good luck!
Daniel

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