General main data of a function definition
Enter the following main data of a function category.
Table 2: Main data for a function definition
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Function definition |
Name of the SAP function. |
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Functional area |
The SAP function is valid for this functional area. |
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Function category |
Grouping criteria for the SAP function. To create a new function categories, click  . Enter the name and a description of the function category. |
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Manager/supervisor |
Application role whose members are responsible for the function definition in terms of content.
To create a new application role, click . Enter the application role name and assign a parent application role. |
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Authorization objects |
Spare text field for entering information about the authorization objects that are used in the function definitions. |
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Risk index |
Defines the risk for the company if an SAP user account matches this SAP function. Use the slider to enter a value between 0 and 1.
0: No risk.
1: Every SAP user account that matches the SAP function poses a problem.
This field is only visible if the QER | CalculateRiskIndex configuration parameter is set. |
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Risk index (reduced) |
Show the risk index taking mitigating controls into account. An SAP function’s risk index is reduced by the significance reduction of all mitigating controls assigned to it. The risk index (reduced) is calculated for the original SAP function. To copy the value to a working copy, run the Create working copy task.
This field is only visible if the QER | CalculateRiskIndex configuration parameter is set. The value is calculated by One Identity Manager and cannot be edited. |
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Severity code |
Specifies what it means to the company or the assigned functional area when an SAP user matches this SAP function. Enter a value between 0 and 1.
0: Just for information
1: Any SAP user account that matches the SAP function requires changes to the affected SAP authorizations. |
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Significance |
Specifies a verbal description of the effects on the company (or the functional area) when an SAP user account matches this SAP function. In the default installation, the value list displays {low, average, high, critical}. |
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Description |
Text field for additional explanation. |
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working copy |
Specifies whether this is a working copy of the function definition. |
For more information about risk assessment, see the One Identity Manager Risk Assessment Administration Guide.
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Creating authorization definitions in the Authorization Editor
Use the Authorization Editor to set up the SAP function authorization definition. To do this, group SAP applications and authorization objects together that should be covered by the SAP function.
To compile an authorization definition
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In the Manager, select the Identity Audit > SAP functions > Function definition working copies category.
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Select the function definition in the result list.
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Select the Authorization Editor task.
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Select one of the following tasks.
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1. Add via menu template
Select from which menu you want to select the menu items and the SAP system whose menu tree should be displayed. Then select a menu item from the menu tree. Transaction codes that are linked to a menu item are shown in brackets in the menu tree as additional information.
All the transactions and their authorization objects are loaded that can be called from the selected menu item or its submenu items.
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2. Add using SAP application
Select the type of SAP application and the SAP application whose authorization objects should be loaded into the Authorization Editor. All authorization object are added that are linked with the selected SAP application. You can define a filter to list the limit the number of SAP applications available.
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3. Add using existing function definition
Select an existing function definition whose authorization definition is to be loaded into the Authorization Editor.
Only enabled function definitions can be selected.
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Specify details for each element in the Authorization Editor.
- Save the changes.
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Notes on authorization definitions
Take the following advice into account when you create an authorization definition in the authorization editor.
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To add an additional activity value to an authorization object, click +. You can enter more than one activity value by ORing and ANDing them together.
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To add an additional value for an authorization field to an authorization object, click C next to the authorization field.
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The same authorization object cannot be added more than once to an authorization definition.
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OR and AND operators cannot be combined for activities below an authorization object. If an activity contains an AND operator, no other activities may be defined below the same authorization object.
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OR and AND operators cannot be combined for the same authorization field below an authorization object. If an authorization field contains an AND operator, this authorization field must not be defined again below the same authorization object.
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Authorization definition properties and their values
The functionality of the Authorization Editor is based on the SAPGUI Authorization Editor. The columns in the Authorization Editor have the following meaning.
Table 3: Properties of an authorization definition
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Function definition / SAP application / authorization / function element |
Function definition hierarchy. SAP applications, their associated authorization objects and function elements are mapped in a hierarchy. |
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Processing status |
Processing status of hierarchy objects.
 : No value is specified for the function element.
 : A value is specified for the function element.
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Add |
Click +, to add more objects to the authorization definition. This adds a sub object.
Click C, to copy the function element. |
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Remove |
Click -, to remove objects from the authorization definition. |
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Description |
Object description. |
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Any |
Click *, to define the value of a function element as * (any value). |
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Value / lower limit |
Values permitted for the function element. For example, you can limit SAP authorizations to specific SAP groups. When you specify a range, enter the lower limit here.
Values can be added as variables. System variables can also be used.
Wildcards can be used in the values. For more information, see Syntax examples for values. |
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Upper scope limit |
Upper limit for the range of a function element Values can be added as variables.
Values concatenated with , or + and * are not permitted.
If Lower limit contains values concatenated with + or , or *, you cannot enter an upper limit. |
Table 4: Syntax examples for values
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* |
Any value
Can only be used as a single value. An upper scope limit cannot be specified. |
ab or 1234 |
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Any string (from) |
Exact given value |
abc |
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[*] |
The value * |
* |
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String[*] (abc[*]) |
Values that contain exactly this string and *. |
from* |
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String* (abc[*]) |
Values beginning with the given string and ending with any string
Can only be used as a single value. An upper scope limit cannot be specified. |
abcd or ab* |
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OR (01,02,78) |
One of the values contained in the list
ORing cannot be used for the upper scope limit.
Can only be used as a single value. An upper scope limit cannot be specified. |
01 or 02 or 78 |
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AND (01+02+78) |
All the values contained in the list
ANDing cannot be used for the upper scope limit.
Can only be used as a single value. An upper scope limit cannot be specified. |
01 and 02 and 78 |
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[*],[,],[+]
(FM[+]7) |
Values that contain special characters |
FM+7 |
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Variable ($Var$) |
Value stored in the variable |
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System variable ($var) |
Value stored in the system variable |
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All function elements in an SAP application that are defined in a separate row must be fulfilled for the SAP function to match. If the SAP function can only match when an SAP profile has one of several possible characteristics of a function element, define these instances by ORing them. If the SAP function can only match when an SAP profile has all the instances of a function element, define these instances by ANDing them.
To edit the properties of the selected object
Table 5: Function element properties
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Type |
Specifies whether the selected function element is an activity or a authorization field. |
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Name |
Name of the function element. |
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Lower limit, upper limit |
Values permitted for the function element. When you specify a range, enter a lower and an upper limit. Values can be added as variables.
Click  to select variables from the variable definitions available. |
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Description |
Detailed description of the function elements. |
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