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Privileges Required to use SAP IBP Connections

To use IBP Connection, you need one of the following:

  • scheduler-administrator or redwood-administrator role.
  • scheduler-user or redwood-login role in combination with the following system-wide, partition-wide or object-level privileges.

Built-in Roles

  • The scheduler-administrator or redwood-administrator built-in role provides full control over all IBP connections.

Creating and Modifying IBP Connections

You need all of the following privilege ranks to be able to create and modify IBP connections:

  • View - on partitions GLOBAL and REDWOOD.
  • View - on applications GLOBAL.Redwood and REDWOOD.IBP.
  • View - on the Redwood_IBP extension point.
  • View - on the Redwood_Connections extension point.
  • View - on the existing IBP process server and queue, if applicable.
  • Create - on process server and queue if a new process server and queue are required.
  • Edit - on IBPConnection.

Using the IBP Component

You need all of the following privilege ranks to be able to use an IBP connection:

  • View - on partitions GLOBAL and REDWOOD.
  • View - on application REDWOOD.IBP.
  • View - on the Redwood_IBP extension point.
  • Edit - on IBPConnection, this object is modified when the token gets updated.
  • View - on the Redwood_IBPConnectionConstraint constraint definition.
  • View - on Redwood_IBP library.
  • Submit - on process definitions Redwood_IBP_Upload_File, Redwood_IBP_Download_File, Redwood_IBP_Move_Item, and/or Redwood_IBP_Rename_Item (depending on the functionality you want).
  • View - on the process server of the IBP connection.
  • JobAdministrator - on queue the queue of the IBP component.

Deleting IBP Connections

  • View - on partitions GLOBAL and REDWOOD.
  • View - on applications REDWOOD.IBP and REDWOOD..
  • View - on the Redwood_IBP extension point.
  • View - on the Redwood_Connections extension point.
  • Edit - on IBPConnection.

See Also

To use IBP Connection, you need one of the following:

  • scheduler-administrator or redwood-administrator role.
  • scheduler-user or redwood-login role in combination with the following system-wide, partition-wide or object-level privileges.

Built-in Roles

  • The scheduler-administrator or redwood-administrator built-in role provides full control over all IBP connections.

Creating, Modifying IBP Connections

You need all of the following privilege ranks to be able to create and modify IBP connections:

  • View - on partitions GLOBAL and IBP.
  • View - on application IBP.Redwood_IBP.
  • View - on the existing IBP process server and queue, if applicable.
  • Create - on process server and queue if a new process server and queue are required.
  • Either:
    • Create - on credential in the IBP partition if a credential needs to be created.
    • Edit - on credential in the IBP partition if a credential needs to be modified.

Using the IBP Component

You need all of the following privilege ranks to be able to use an IBP connection:

  • View - on partitions GLOBAL and IBP.
  • View - on application IBP.Redwood_IBP.
  • View - on Redwood_IBP library.
  • Submit - on process definitions IBP.IBP_ImportJobTemplate, IBP.IBP_ShowTemplates, IBP.IBP_SubmitJob, and/or IBP.IBP_Template (depending on the functionality you want).
  • View - on the process server of the IBP connection.
  • JobAdministrator - on the queue of the IBP component.
  • View - on credential in the IBP partition or on the credential to use.

Deleting IBP Connections

  • View - on partition IBP.
  • Delete - on credential in IBP partition.

See Also

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