Lawson LAUA security on V.10 code (not landmark)

In a word: No.

JT
I know it is a big decision to move away from LAUA but LS security is more flexible. Resource time is important in moving from LAUA, since it is required I would look at a couple of solutions that I know are out there that could help make it easier in transition.

We went with Lawson Security Accelerator over 3 years ago. It provided a 80% solution out of the box and we then spent out time building rules not 80% of the time building AP Inquiry or GL Processing roles and groups. Kinsey has a nice product out there in the marketplace as well as others.

I would look to these solutions to reduce your effort and increase your results.

Hope that helps

There's also the quick-and-dirty LAUA2LS, provided by Infor, to make the jump. If you have very few security classes (i.e. less than 75), then it is a viable option. Anything more than that, it will work, but expect to have to reimplement from scratch later on, unless your LAUA setup has been pristinely managed *and* accurately reflects your current operational requirements.

Kwane

Okay..... Just checking in..... we are on the path to implement Lawson Security role based security with release 10 code..... Just if there was a workaround it would be nice to have that on the table as well... Thanks for you inputs....JT