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CALL TRANSACTION - AUTHORITY-CHECK

Quick Reference

Other versions: 7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54

Syntax


 ... WITH|WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK ... 

Extras

1. ... WITH AUTHORITY-CHECK

2. ... WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK

Effect

These additions control the authorization checks when the statement CALL TRANSACTION is executed.


Note

The use of the statement CALL TRANSACTION without one of the additions WITH AUTHORITY-CHECK or WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK is now obsolete.

Addition 1

... WITH AUTHORITY-CHECK

Effect

If this addition is specified, the authorization of the current user to execute the called transaction is checked using the following authorization objects before the transaction is called:

  • The authorization object S_TCODE
  • Any authorization object entered in the definition of the transaction code (transaction SE93). Fields of the authorization object for which no value is specified here are not checked.

If no authorization is found, a handleable exception of the class CX_SY_AUTHORIZATION_ERROR is raised.


Note

The addition WITH AUTHORITY-CHECK is the recommended method of checking the authorizations of the current user. It replaces checks using the statement AUTHORITY-CHECK, the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_TCODE, and checks associated with the content of the database table TCDCOUPLES.

Addition 2

... WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK

Effect

If this addition is specified, the authorization of the current user is not checked when the called transaction is executed.


Notes

  • The addition WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK indicates explicitly that no authorization checks are required when the transaction is called. It suppresses the corresponding error message from the security test in the extended program checks.
  • If the addition WITHOUT AUTHORITY-CHECK is specified, the content of the database table TCDCOUPLES is ignored.