SAP user Mapping, USER.vrtInactivePwd

Hi all,

the attribute in the subject is the right attribute in the SAPUser <-> USER Mapping. It is mapped with the attribute SAPUSer.IsInactivePwd on the left side.

USER.vrtInactivePwd is a script attribute with the following content in the write script:

If CBool(value) then

$PAPILOGIND_CODVN$ := "X"

$PAPILOGIND_CODVC$ := "X"

$PAPILOGIND_CODVS$ := "X"

End If

How do i have to set the values if i want to have IsInactivePwd set to "false" in the target system?

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tlindner 5 months ago +1 verified

Hi Alexander,

usually this has to be resolved by setting a new password. SAP help is stating in this case:

+1 tlindner 5 months ago

Hi Alexander,

usually this has to be resolved by setting a new password. SAP help is stating in this case:
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0 Alexander Seidl 5 months ago in reply to tlindner

Hi tlindner,

thx for your answer.

In the meantime i could resolve the problem with the SAP-Admins.

Yes, it seems to be normal SAP-logic/-behavior to allow the User-Variables to be set to isInactivePWD to true from outside (One Identity or TIM or whatever) but to disallow the variables to be set to isInactivePWD to false! (leads to notimplemented exceptions in the synclog)

Setting this to false has to be done by setting a new password as another SAP-Admin, but not from outside.

This is something the OI-Developers seem to have kept in mind, when they only mapped isinactivepwd = true values to SAP target system.
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0 Alexander Seidl 5 months ago in reply to tlindner

BTW: Can you link the SAP-Documentation you made a picture of here?
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0 tlindner 5 months ago in reply to Alexander Seidl

Hi Alexander,

the screenshot shows the SAP GUI info/help at user administration screen, tab "Logon Data" assigned to field "Password Status".

Regards,

Tino
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