Prepare SAP Solution Manager

You need to have administrator rights in order to take the following preparatory steps.

Customize an entry

1. Start the transaction SE16 in SAP and edit the table ECCUST_ET.

2. Select the option no search terms from the data browser's initial screen and press F8 to start the search. No hits should be found prior to the first installation.

3. Click the Create button in the left corner and enter the following values:

Parameter	Value
TOOL NAME	Name of the program used. Enter the following entry: TRICENTIS TOSCA
PROG ID	Enter the following entry: TOSCATESTSUITE.ECATTINTEGRATION
TOOL DATABASE	Applies to WorkspaceKey, which by default is set to TOSCA.
TOOL RUN DB	Applies to WorkspaceKey, which by default is set to TOSCA.

4. Save the values you entered and exit transaction SE16.

Generate specific users

For the specific integration scenario, in which Tricentis Tosca is started by eCATT, you have to create a standard user in SAP Solution Manager. To do so, the corresponding system administrator should run the ECATT_GENERATE_ET_USER program in SE38 once per system.

After you have generated the report, perform the following steps to activate the newly created role:

1. In transaction PFCG, enter the role SAP_ECET and select Change. Ignore the warning that appears.

2. Switch to the Authorizations tab and select Change Authorization Data.

3. Place the cursor on the top node of the tree view (SAP_ECET) and select Authorizations -- Generate.

4. Click Back to return to the role maintenance screen.

5. Click Save.

Configure authorizations

To use the Tosca SAP Solution Manager Integration, you have to configure the authorizations for the following users and systems:

• Interface user in SAP Solution Manager

• Business user in SAP Solution Manager

• Business user in the system under test

Interface user in SAP Solution Manager

To create proper authorizations, an admin user has to execute the program ECATT_GENERATE_ET_USER in SE38 once per system. After that the user has the following S_RFC authorizations that are contained in the role SAP_ECET:

• Authorization object S_RFC

• Field RFC_TYPE, Value FUGR (function group)

• Field ACTVT, Value 16 (execute)

• Field RFC_NAME, Value SYST, ECATT_EXTERNAL_TOOL

The final authorization objects have to be consistent with fields and values provided in the table below. You can access this data, for example, by displaying table AGR_1251 in transaction SE16.

Object	Field 1	Value 1	Field 2	Value 2	Field 3	Value 3	Field 4	Value 4	Field 5	Value 5
S_RFC	RFC_TYPE	FUGR	RFC_NAME	SYST	ACTVT	16
S_RFC	RFC_TYPE	FUGR	RFC_NAME	ECATT_EXTERNAL_TOOL	ACTVT	16
S_DEVELOP	DEVCLASS		OBJTYPE	ECSD	OBJNAME	ZSOLMAN_BP	P_GROUP		ACTVT	3
S_RFC	RFC_TYPE	FUGR	RFC_NAME	RFC_METADATA	ACTVT	16
S_RFC_ADM	ACTVT	3	RFCTYPE		RFCDEST	SM_I03CLNT800_TRUSTED	ICF_VALUE

Business user in SAP Solution Manager

There is no generic authorization configuration for SAP Solution Manager that could be used for all use cases. Hence, Tricentis recommends to use an authorization configuration design that you create to fit your specific use case.

For detailed information, follow the SAP Solution Manager 7.2 documentation provided by SAP:

• Application-Specific Security Guide

• Authorization Concept Guide

The security architecture of your company defines how you should maintain and bundle the authorization objects.

Business user in the system under test

The authorizations you need to assign in the system under test depend on the managed system.

Additionally, if you use the trusted RFC connection, you have to assign the authorization object S_RFCACL to your user.

The authorization object S_RFCACL isn't included in the SAP_ALL profile.

Disable scripting

Contrary to the SAP Engine 3.0, for SAP Solution Manager Integration, Tricentis recommends that you disable scripting in the Solution Manager System (Transaction RZ11).

Check the RFC Service

The RFC Services of the SAP system must be activated so that they can be called by the interface.

1. Call transaction SICF and press F8 in the selection screen.

2. Enter RFC into the input field Service and press the button.

The list should look as follows:

3. Right click the sub-tree of soap->rfc and activate the Service if this is deactivated.

Activate eCATT

Make sure that the Solution Manager allows the execution of the eCATT test cases system using transaction SCC4.

1. Select the appropriate client and click Display.

2. In the CATT and eCATT Restrictions section, make sure that either the option eCATT and CATT Allowed or eCATT and CATT Only Allowed for 'Trusted RFC' is selected.

Disable SAP Logon dialog

In order to seamlessly execute Test Configurations, you have to disable the SAP Logon popup window which informs you that a script wants to access SAP GUI.

1. In the SAP Logon window, click on the icon in the upper left corner of the title bar and select Options.

2. Go to Accessibility & Scripting and select the Scripting entry.

3. In the User Settings area, disable the options Notify when a script attaches to SAP GUI and Notify when a script opens a connection.