I have created a variable set in which I can define the value for Sap field variable. But my requirement is to provide a range for Sap field variable inside variable set. Kindly suggest if this is possible?
I have created a variable set in which I can define the value for Sap field variable. But my requirement is to provide a range for Sap field variable inside variable set. Kindly suggest if this is possible?
I suggest checking the documentation to see what's possible here and to verify if this is meeting your expectation.
You can set fixed values for function elements in authorization definitions. You can implement variables to use a function definition for different function instances. For this, the following is valid:
| Property | Specification | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Variable name |
Example: $Var_01$
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Value |
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You can also use system variables as well as self-defined variables in the authorization definition. System variables have the following syntax: ${character}+ (example: $AUFART).
Variables must be uniquely identifiable by the authorization check. Therefore, names of self-defined variables may not match system variables or begin with system variable name.
But besides the variable definition, you can specify a lower limit and an upper limit in the function definition itself to specify a range. This is documented here https://support.oneidentity.com/de-de/technical-documents/identity-manager/8.1/administration-guide-for-the-sap-r3-compliance-add-on/5#TOPIC-1138528 in table 19.
I suggest checking the documentation to see what's possible here and to verify if this is meeting your expectation.
You can set fixed values for function elements in authorization definitions. You can implement variables to use a function definition for different function instances. For this, the following is valid:
| Property | Specification | |||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Variable name |
Example: $Var_01$
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
|
Value |
|
You can also use system variables as well as self-defined variables in the authorization definition. System variables have the following syntax: ${character}+ (example: $AUFART).
Variables must be uniquely identifiable by the authorization check. Therefore, names of self-defined variables may not match system variables or begin with system variable name.
But besides the variable definition, you can specify a lower limit and an upper limit in the function definition itself to specify a range. This is documented here https://support.oneidentity.com/de-de/technical-documents/identity-manager/8.1/administration-guide-for-the-sap-r3-compliance-add-on/5#TOPIC-1138528 in table 19.
