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I hope you can understand me, although my english is not so good.
I have a problem. I have installed 4 SAP Systems with different releases on the same server (AIX). Each SAP system has got its own operating system user through the installation. But all users belong to the group SAPSYS. So in other SAP users to inventory the existing look or read files. Here's my question: How do I implement it that the group SAPSYS will not be deleted but the user can't read or look of any other system-dependent files? It should be borne in mind that I may not use any other right structure for the files because the SAP system would not run otherwise. How can I add the group SAPSYS for all SAP Systems, without that the user of the same group can read other Systemfiles? May sound silly but it's a real problem. ![]() Thanks in advance for your answers. Regards Muhammet |
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