Variable fu00FCr Query name

Hi,
I want to restrict the name space for the queries that people can create.
For instance one group would only be allowed to create queries starting with Z1_, the next group only queries starting with Z2_, etc.
As we have about a dozen such groups, I would rather not create a dozen different roles each with its own unique authorization restriction maintained in the authorization object S_RS_COMP in the field RSZCOMPID.
I would like to solve this issue using one role with a variable for the Query name. I'm not sure how to do this. Normally a variable is created by referencing an InfoObject and the value is checked when executing the query.
1) Which InfoObject corresponds to the field RSZCOMPID in the authorization object S_RS_COMP.
2) How would I fill this variable? I_STEP = 0, 1, 2 or 3?
3) Would the standard user exit for global variables check the value when I try to save the query?
Any help would be most welcome
Martin

We ran into this same issue a few years ago, and the only way we found to do this was by creating "a dozen" authorization roles.
However, it is really not as daunting a task as it may sound to do this. Once you get the first one set-up, you can just "copy" it to create the others, then edit the allowed query name values in each of the new ones.
Hope this helps...
Bob

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fyrehed wrote:
I pulled out a ton of code, trying to simplify
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Hi,
I want to restrict the name space for the queries that people can create.
For instance one group would only be allowed to create queries starting with Z1_, the next group only queries starting with Z2_, etc.
As we have about a dozen such groups, I would rather not create a dozen different roles each with its own unique authorization restriction maintained in the authorization object S_RS_COMP in the field RSZCOMPID.
I would like to solve this issue using one role with a variable for the Query name. I'm not sure how to do this. Normally a variable is created by referencing an infoobject and the value is checked when executing the query.
1) Which infoobject corrosponds to the field RSZCOMPID in the authorization object S_RS_COMP.
2) How would I fill this variable? I_STEP = 0, 1, 2 or 3?
3) Would the standard user exit for global variables check the value when I try to save the query?
Any help would be most welcome
Martin

We ran into this same issue a few years ago, and the only way we found to do this was by creating "a dozen" authorization roles.
However, it is really not as daunting a task as it may sound to do this. Once you get the first one set-up, you can just "copy" it to create the others, then edit the allowed query name values in each of the new ones.
Hope this helps...
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