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you can generally display what programs each user has access to by
looking at the user security settings. 

i was interested in knowing which users could access a specific bpcs
program. (ie who could do INV500 transactions, etc). so i wrote a
program that scans the BPCS menu and security files and produces such a
report. it lists each program in the menus and then lists the users that
have access to the program. the intent was to perform periodic audits to
verify that the proper users had the proper access.

if this is what you are interested in i could email the program. It was
written for version 6.0.04. (disclaimer time - it works for what we
wanted to do. i make no representation as to the elegance of the
programing code.)

chick doe
prime measurement systems


>>> anton.lopez-krall@xxxxxxx 07/24/03 09:40AM >>>
Guys..

Is there a way or a tool to get all the security related
permission on BPCS?

Im trying to find out to what pgms each user has access (like
parsing the zsc file) and also, to what external programs they
have access thru menu maintenance/aditional menus/not core menus?

Is there such a toold for this or a way to get a compelte report
as to what a user has access to  or a reports that shows who has
access to each program?

Thx for your help.


--
Anton Krall
IT Security Officer
Bristol-Myers Squibb Mexico

Tel. Directo: 5337-2620
Conmutador: 5337-2800
Email: anton.lopez-krall@xxxxxxx 


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