SAP: Activating emergency User

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SAP ERP Activating Emergency User


   Activating the Emergency User

Use In emergency situations, you can activate the emergency user SAP*
 to enable you to log on to applications, in particular the configuration tools, and change the configuration. Such situations include the following:
 ●  You configured user management incorrectly and can no longer log on to any applications
 ●  You configured the data source incorrectly and the SAP NetWeaver Application Server (AS) does not start
 ●  All administrator users are locked The SAP*
 user has full administrator authorizations. For security reasons, the SAP
* user does not have a default password, so you must specify a password when you activate the user.
Once you have activated the SAP*
 user, no other user can log in to the system.
Prerequisites The AS Java must be able to access the database of the AS Java.
Procedure
 1.  Activate the SAP* user:  a. 
Start the config tool for editing user management engine (UME)
 properties as described in Editing UME Properties.
 b.  Set the following properties:
Property Value Comment ume.superadmin.activated true This activates the SAP* user. ume.superadmin.password <password> Enter any password of your choice.
This defines the password for the SAP* user.

  c.  Restart the AS Java. The SAP* user is now activated. While it is activated, all other users are deactivated. You can only log on with the SAP* user.


 2.  Fix your configuration as required, logging on with the user ID SAP*and the password you specified.  3.  When you have fixed your configuration, deactivate the SAP* user again.  a.  Start the config tool for editing UME properties.  b.  Set the property ume.superadmin.activated to false.  c.  Restart the AS Java.
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