C_SEC_2405 · Question #8
What is the correct configuration setting in table PRGN_CUST for user assignments when transporting roles within a Central User Administration scenario?
The correct answer is D. USER_REL_IMPORT = NO. In a Central User Administration (CUA) scenario, user-to-role assignments are managed and distributed centrally by the CUA system, so importing those assignments during a role transport would conflict with or overwrite CUA-controlled assignments in the target system - making…
Question
What is the correct configuration setting in table PRGN_CUST for user assignments when transporting roles within a Central User Administration scenario?
Options
- ASET_IMP_LOCK_USERS = YES
- BSET_IMP_LOCK_USERS = NO
- CUSER_REL_IMPORT = YES
- DUSER_REL_IMPORT = NO
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A4% (2)
- B8% (4)
- C2% (1)
- D86% (42)
Explanation
In a Central User Administration (CUA) scenario, user-to-role assignments are managed and distributed centrally by the CUA system, so importing those assignments during a role transport would conflict with or overwrite CUA-controlled assignments in the target system - making USER_REL_IMPORT = NO the correct setting to prevent this.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A & B (
SET_IMP_LOCK_USERS) address a different concern - locking users during transport imports - and have no bearing on whether user assignments travel with role transports in a CUA setup. - C (
USER_REL_IMPORT = YES) is the opposite of what you want: it would import user assignments alongside roles, undermining the CUA's authority to control those assignments centrally.
Memory tip: CUA = "Central says NO to local imports." Since CUA owns user assignments, you explicitly tell the system not to import them during role transport - USER_REL_IMPORT = NO.
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