Functionality This BAPI allows the selection of personalization objects for SAP usersthat are stored in the License Audit Workbench (LAW). The selectedobjects are output using the table Userperslist. The selection itself isdetermined using the table Selection_Range. In this way, you can selectby systems<(>,<)> users, and objects known in the LAW. The result can begenerated as tables with the structure Userperslist or as an XMLdocument. Example Report RSLAW_BAPI_TEST Description Returns the number of selected personalization objects. Description If an XML document was requested, the size of this document is specifiedin this field.
Description You can use this parameter to determine the maximum number of rows inthe set of hits. In this way, you can limit the size of the resultstable Userlist. Value range 0 - 2 **32 -1 Default 0 , no limit Description Standard BAPI return table. Contains all error messages that occurredduring processing. Value range The following error messages are possible:
- You are not authorized to display LAW data
- Selection row does not contain any parameters
- Selection criterion <(>&<)>1-&2 is not supported
- There is no conversion for database field &1
- Internal error: BAPI structure &1 does not exist
- Internal error at &1, &2
Description Table containing the selection parameters. This is an extended RANGEtable. The name of a field from the BAPILAWUSERPERS structure is enteredin the PARAMETER field if this attribute is to be used for selection.All other fields are the usual fields for RANGE tables. You can use allfields for selection. Note: For systems that have not yet been assigned a unique system number(SYSTEM_NO), a system is identified using the three fields INST_NO,SAP_SYSTEM, and HW_KEY. Description Table containing the result of the selection. If you have restricted thenumber of rows, the set of results may have been prematurely closed. Description Result of the selection as an XML document. If you restricted the numberof rows, the set of results may have been prematurely closed.
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