Sometimes there is a need to logon to
SAP’s BPC Add-in with different user too. Similarly like to Analysis
for Office or like to other SAP
applications. Briefly, what needs to be done is to bypass SSO authentication scheme.
Below is quick info on how to do it.
Logon to SAP BPC web administration
page (sometimes called BPC Web
Client). The URL of this page may differ based on particular version of the
BPC it can look like:
https://hostname:port/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/bpc4webclient/index.html
Once
you logged with your default user (in case of SSO – e.g. your WINDOWS domain
user) you need to log out via menu Preferences->
Log Off:
Afterwards
login with different user:
Now
other user is logged in into BPC
Web Client. However, our ultimate goal is to login to MS Excel’s Add-in
called “SAP BusinessObjects EPM solutions, add-in for Microsoft Office”. That
is a place where the BPC users are working for most of the time. To get the MS
Excel opened with the different user you need to proceed in BPC Web
Client’s menu called Settings->EPM
Plug-in for Microsoft Office Excel.
This
will open the new session in the MS Excel. You are now logged with the different
user the one that was used to login to BPC
Web Client. You can prove it by typing in EPM function EPMUser() in the MS Excel. That will show what user is currently
logged in.
More information:
Logging
to Analysis for Office with different (no SSO) user
2 comments:
Is this the same thing as creating a new non-SSO entry in the SAPGUI, then logging into BPC-Excel client with it?
Hi Aaron,
basically yes, but this is for BPC web administration page (aka BPC Web Client).
cheers
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