General / Experience
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Could you walk me through your professional journey so far and your main responsibilities in previous roles?
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Have most of your projects been support-based, or have you also worked on implementations and upgrades?
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Have you had exposure to S/4HANA? If yes, in what areas?
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On a daily basis, how many tickets do you typically handle, and of what type?
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Can you share an example of a challenging ticket or enhancement you worked on?
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Have you ever received appreciation from the business or clients for your work?
GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance)
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What areas of GRC have you worked in? (like EAM, ARA, Risk Management).
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How do you usually handle SOD conflicts for business users?
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Have you created or modified custom rulesets or risk definitions in GRC?
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What are the responsibilities of a Firefighter Owner and Controller?
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Have you worked on GRC role design activities? If yes, what was your approach?
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Can you explain the difference between an SOD conflict and a critical permission?
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How does the system actually detect SOD conflicts?
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Have you worked on creating custom reason codes in GRC?
Security / Roles & Authorizations
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What’s your approach to role design in ECC compared to S/4HANA?
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If a transaction is giving change access but you only want display access, how would you handle it?
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What are the key differences between Master and Derived roles?
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How do you identify whether a role is master, derived, single, or composite?
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What are the different statuses of authorization objects when you’re creating or modifying a role?
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When you add a TCode in PFCG, how do the authorization objects get populated?
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Have you worked on SU25 steps? If yes, can you explain how you performed them?
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If a role is accidentally deleted in production, how would you restore it?
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Can we add a composite role inside another composite role? Why or why not?
User Administration
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What are the mandatory fields when creating a user in SU01?
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What are the different user types in SAP, and how do they differ?
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Can a communication user be used for background job scheduling? Why or why not?
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What is a reference user, and how is it typically used?
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What are the different types of locks available in SAP?
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How is the password reset process usually handled in your projects?
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In SU01, there’s a delete option for users — do you ever use it? Why/why not?
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Can a user be created without address data?
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How do you reset passwords for multiple users at once?
Fiori
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What experience do you have in Fiori Security — like catalogs, groups, spaces, and pages?
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Have you created technical catalogs?
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How do you add an OData service in a role?
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What’s the difference between Groups, Spaces, and Pages in Fiori?
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Can you explain how you troubleshoot Fiori authorization issues?
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What’s the difference between Embedded and Central Hub deployment in Fiori?
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Which transaction codes do you usually use for Fiori troubleshooting?
Technical / Troubleshooting
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If a user logs a ticket about a missing authorization but provides very little info, how would you troubleshoot it?
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In trace analysis, what do RC (Return Code) values mean?
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What is the difference between SU53, STAUTHTRACE, ST01, and SU56?
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Which AGR_* and USR_* tables do you work with most often, and what are their uses?
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How do you fetch user email addresses from SAP tables?
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What are PFUD and SUPC transactions used for?
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What is the difference between S_TABU_DIS and S_TABU_NAM?
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What is position-to-role mapping, and how is it used?
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SAP_ALL and SAP_NEW are assigned, but a user is still facing issues — what would you check first?
Project & Compliance
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Are you familiar with SOX compliance and its impact on SAP Security?
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What does “cutover phase” mean in a project, and what activities have you handled in that phase?
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How do you ensure compliance when handling sensitive transactions like SU01 in production?
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In your projects, who is usually responsible for defining risks in GRC?
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Do you have experience with BTP or IAG? If yes, how does role collection work there?
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