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  1. Preface
  2. Starting Data Archive
  3. System Configuration
  4. Database Users and Privileges
  5. Source Connections
  6. Target Connections
  7. Archive Store Configuration
  8. Datatype Mapping
  9. Database Optimization
  10. SAP Application Retirement
  11. z/OS Source Data Retirement
  12. Seamless Data Access
  13. Data Discovery Portal
  14. Security
  15. SSL Communication with Data Vault
  16. LDAP User Authentication
  17. Auditing
  18. Running Jobs from External Applications
  19. Salesforce Archiving Administrator Tasks
  20. Upgrading Oracle History Data
  21. Upgrading PeopleSoft History Data
  22. Data Archive Maintenance
  23. Appendix A: Datetime and Numeric Formatting
  24. Appendix B: Data Archive Connectivity

Administrator Guide

Administrator Guide

SAP Application Retirement Privileges

SAP Application Retirement Privileges

To retire SAP applications, you need an SAP system user that includes remote function call (RFC) connection authorization.
For tables that store data in a readable format in the database layer, the retirement job uses the standard SAP database user to access data. The job accesses data directly from the database that hosts the SAP system. The SAP database user includes all of the required authorizations to retire an SAP application. You do not need to create or edit a database user.
For tables that store data in a readable format in the application layer, the retirement job uses an SAP system user to log in to the SAP system and access data.
After you install Data Archive and install the SAP transports for application retirement, you assign a role to the SAP system user. The SAP transports include the ZINFA_RETIREMENT_PREPARATION role. The role includes the rest of the required authorizations. You specify the SAP system user in the source connection properties.

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