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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ED - ABAP/4 Editor messages
Message number: 119
Message text: You have no authorization for Transaction &
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The SAP error message ED119, which states "You have no authorization for Transaction &," typically indicates that the user attempting to execute a specific transaction does not have the necessary authorization to do so. This can occur for various reasons, including missing roles, profiles, or specific authorizations assigned to the user.
Cause:
- Missing Authorization Object: The user lacks the required authorization object that is necessary to execute the transaction.
- Role Assignment: The user may not have the appropriate role assigned that includes the transaction in question.
- Profile Issues: The user’s profile may not include the necessary permissions for the transaction.
- Transaction Code Restrictions: The transaction code may be restricted for certain user groups or roles.
- User Status: The user account may be locked or inactive, preventing access to certain transactions.
Solution:
Check User Roles:
- Go to transaction
SU01
(User Maintenance) and enter the user ID.- Check the roles assigned to the user and ensure that the role containing the required transaction is included.
Review Authorization Objects:
- Use transaction
SU53
immediately after receiving the error to analyze the authorization check that failed. This will provide insight into which authorization object is missing.- If you have access, you can also use transaction
SUIM
to run an authorization check for the user.Modify Roles:
- If you have the necessary permissions, you can modify the user’s roles using transaction
PFCG
(Role Maintenance) to include the required transaction.- Ensure that the role is activated after making changes.
Consult with Security Team:
- If you do not have the necessary permissions to make changes, contact your SAP security team or administrator. Provide them with the details of the error and the transaction you are trying to access.
Check for Transaction Restrictions:
- Ensure that there are no restrictions on the transaction code itself that would prevent certain users from accessing it.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to identify the cause of the ED119 error and take appropriate action to resolve it.
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