If you experience SLD permission issues after an upgrade for users that worked fine before the upgrade, confirm that each one SLD roles are configured properly. This can be done in the following manner:
1. Log on to http://:/useradmin of the AS Java hosting your SLD.
2. within the search criteria select the entry "Role" from the dropdown menu and enter "SAP_SLD_*" as a filter.
3. Perform the subsequent steps to see the configuration of every SLD role consistent with the small print within the attached Word document:
a) Select a role.
b) within the details pane, select tab strip "Assigned Actions".
c) Compare the assigned actions with the list of actions defined in the Word document.
d) If one or more actions are absent, click button "Modify" and add the missing actions.
e) Save any changes you made.
4. Log on to http://:/sld,
navigate to "Administration" - "Settings" and click on the button "Perform Role Mapping".
This will refresh the mapping of SLD UME roles to SLD user groups to make sure that this mapping is correct, too.
1. Log on to http://:/useradmin of the AS Java hosting your SLD.
2. within the search criteria select the entry "Role" from the dropdown menu and enter "SAP_SLD_*" as a filter.
3. Perform the subsequent steps to see the configuration of every SLD role consistent with the small print within the attached Word document:
a) Select a role.
b) within the details pane, select tab strip "Assigned Actions".
c) Compare the assigned actions with the list of actions defined in the Word document.
d) If one or more actions are absent, click button "Modify" and add the missing actions.
e) Save any changes you made.
4. Log on to http://:/sld,
navigate to "Administration" - "Settings" and click on the button "Perform Role Mapping".
This will refresh the mapping of SLD UME roles to SLD user groups to make sure that this mapping is correct, too.
