SAP Basis User Activities

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Creating a User


This chapter guides you on how to create user accounts in SAP.

Follow these steps to create multiple users with different access rights in SAP system.

Step 1: Use transaction code - SU01

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Step 2: Enter the username you want to create, click on create icon as in the following screenshot.

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Step 3: You will be directed to the next tab - the Address tab. Here, you need to enter the details like first name, last name, phone number, email id, etc.

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Step 4: You will further be directed to the next tab - Logon Data.

Enter the user type under Logon data tab. We have five different user types.

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The following are the different user types:

◈ Dialog user − This user is used for interactive system access from GUI.

◈ System user − This user is used for background processing, communication within a system.

◈ Communication user − This user is used for external RFC calls.

◈ Service user − This user is created for a larger and anonymous group of users.

◈ Reference user − It is not possible to log on to the system with this user type. User type for general, non-person related users that allows the assignment of additional authorizations.

Step 5: Type the first Login Password > New Password > Repeat Password

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Step 6: You will be directed to the next tab - Roles:

Assign the roles to the user.

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Step 7: You will further be directed to the next tab - Profiles:

Assign the Profiles to users.

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Step 8: Click on Save to receive confirmation.

Password Reset


Follow these steps to reset password:

Step 1: Use transaction code - SU01

Step 2: Enter the username and select the change option at the top to edit the profile.

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Step 3: You will be directed to the next tab - Logon Data

Step 4: Enter the new password and click on the save icon at the top.

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Step 5: You will receive the following confirmation

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Lock / Unlock a User


In SAP system, an administrator can also lock or unlock a user as per the requirement. This can be performed for a specific time period or permanently. A user can be locked/unlocked in the following two ways −

◈ Manually/Forcefully
◈ Automatically

1. Manually or Forcefully


You can lock a user forcefully/automatically using these transaction codes:

◈ Transaction code - SU01 for single user
◈ Transaction code - SU10 for multiple users

Step 1: Execute transaction code — SU01

Step 2: Select the user you want to lock/unlock and click on the icon.

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Step 3: You will now see the current status of the user. Click on lock/unlock option.

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Step 4: To lock multiple users, use transaction code - SU10 and enter the users in username list. To select multiple users in one go, click and search you will get an option to select multiple users at one time.

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Step 5: Select the lock and unlock icon at the top as per requirement. This can be used to unlock single/multiple users using same transaction code.

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