Step-1: Go to SM59 transaction code.
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Locking user is for temporarily deactivating the users from accessing the system.
Unlocking user is for activating the users from temporary deactivation. >Once the user unlocked, the user can able to access the system normally.
Deleting user is for deactivating user permanently. Once the user deleted, the user can’t able to access the system. Users are not automatically deleted and those always deleted manually.
In every system, there is a password expiry duration always set by the administrator during the setup. login/password_expiration_time parameter specifies the password validity period. Based on the duration set in the system, the password expiry date automatically set by the system during the password setup or user creation.
SAP user can login to the system any number of times with valid credentials (userid and password). If any one of the userid and password is wrongly entered, then the attempt to logon count as invalid.
Every user requires a configured userid and password to access the SAP system. Initially, the password configured by the SAP system administrator.
In SAP interactive session, launching a program execution locks currently session for further input until the program execution is completed. And, there is a limit on the responding time of any process running in interactive session.
Before start processing, a background job must be defined and scheduled. SM36 transaction code used to schedule a background job. Below steps are to schedule a background job.
Once the job is scheduled in the SAP system, the job runs on the specified time every time in the specified intervals. If the job scheduling needs to be cancelled because of some reason, the released job should bring into the scheduled status.