| Global change of Subapplication Modeling (tgbrg5223m000) |  |
| Use this session to assign or change authorization for a range of subapplications. If you select a range of business processes in the Business Processes group box, the change of authorization is only implemented for those subapplications that meet the following conditions: Are in the subapplication list, or are present in the selected file. Are used in one or more business processes that fall within the range of business processes that you have selected. Related topics subapplication modeling
Fields | Description
Application Authorization | The authorization that you assign to the selected subapplication.
Subapplication List | If this check box is selected, you can select a maximum of ten subapplications whose authorization you can change in the Authorization field.
Subapplication | An application defined as accessible from a defined component application. If the component application is an ERP LN session, the subapplications are equivalent to ERP LN subsessions.
File with Subapplications | If this check box is selected, you can select a file that must contain subapplications and their authorizations.
File with Subapplications | The file that must contain the subapplications and their authorizations. If you use a file with a list of subapplications in the following two sessions, that file must contain the subapplication codes and authorization codes. The Global change of Subapplication modeling (tgbrg5223m000) session. The Print Subapplication authorizations (tgbrg5423m000) session. The following table provides the authorization codes and their descriptions. Use, for example, Vi for Unix, or Notepad for Windows NT to create a file that contain subapplications and their authorizations.
Table 1, Authorization constants for subapplications
Constant | Constant Name | Enum Description
1 | no.perm | No authorization
9 | display | Display
25 | print | Print/Display
29 | modify | Modify/Print/Display
31 | insert | Insert/Modify/Print/Display
32 | delete | Full Authorization
Example: Carry out the following steps to create a file that contains subapplications and their authorizations: 1. Enter the session code of the application that must be used as a subapplication. 2. Enter any number of space. 3. Specify the authorizations by entering the corresponding number listed in table 1. tccom0500m000 1 tccom0501m000 9 tccom4500m000 25 tccom4530m000 9 tccom4535m000 9 tccom4536m000 9 tccom4540m000 9 tccom4545m000 9 tcmcs1143m000 31
Insert Subapplication Authorizations | If this check box is selected, the authorizations that you selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file, will become the authorization for the subapplications that meet the following conditions: Exist as application in the Applications by Component (tgbrg5155m000) session. Exist as subapplication in the Subapplications by Application (tgbrg5154m000) session. Are selected in Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file. Do not have an authorization assigned yet.
Delete Subapplication Authorizations | If this check box is selected, the authorizations that you selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file, will be deleted for the applications that meet the following conditions: Exist as application in the Applications by Component (tgbrg5155m000) session. Exist as subapplication in the Subapplications by Application (tgbrg5154m000) session. Are selected in Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file. Have the authorization that you have selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or specified in the selected file. Have no roles linked.
Insert/Update Subapplication Authorizations | If this check box is selected, the authorizations that you selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file, will become the authorization for the applications that meet the following conditions: Exist as application in the Applications by Component (tgbrg5155m000) session. Exist as subapplication in the Subapplications by Application (tgbrg5154m000) session. Are selected in Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file. Do not have an authorization assigned yet. Do have an authorization assigned, but the authorization that you selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or specified in the file, is different than the authorization that is currently assigned.
Change Also Business Processes Present In Previous Versions | If this check box is selected, the authorization is changed for the subapplications that meet the following conditions: Are in the subapplication list or file that you selected. Are used in business processes that are modeled in versions from which the current modeling version is derived. Fall within the range of business processes that you selected.
Search Depth Of Subapplications | The number of subapplication levels that will be searched to change the authorizations of the subapplications that are selected in the Subapplication selection group box, or are present in the selected file. Note The best way to view the different levels of modeled subapplications is to start the business process in which they occur in the Enterprise Modeler Editor, and use the Subapplication Modeler (tgbrg5124m000) session to actually see the modeled subapplications for each activity. Example If you specify a search depth of 3, the authorization that is linked to subapplication D is not changed.
Current Modeling Version | The version you currently use to create and modify model items.
Hide Session | If this check box is selected, the session window disappears and a progress window appears after you have clicked the Change button.