on 03-03-2015 12:32 AM
Hi Luis,
Please have a look at how you've maintained object P_TRAVL, specifically the fields AUTHS and AUTHF.
This will grant, amongst other things, authorization to approve (autorizar) a request. When no authorization for this is available to a user, the button will be greyed out.
Good luck!
Dimitri.
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It's not clear to me what specifications you have. It was my understanding that you wanted the user to not be able to approve (autorizar) the request in TRIP? This can achieved by adjusting the authorizations (i.e. the role assigned to the user) with P_TRAVL.
If this is not what you wanted to achieve, would you mind explaining what you want the result to be?
Good luck!
Dimitri.
Thanks D. Van Heumen
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We have to check for the object where we can control such things if it is available it is fine else we have to take the help of technical consultant need to find out how we can block it.
Regards
Venkatesh
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Hi Luis,
You have to create a ROLE under the t-code PFCG. Once you created you have to assign it to the user through t-code SU01. Here you can restrict the user with TRIP t-code.
Thanks'
Gautam
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