Using SysCommand Node to run loadrpts - User Needs To Be Assigned A Security Class Error

My "process flow user" id has enough security so that reports run from a PF WebRun node go right into the Print Manager (without executing loadrpts or doing anything else after the WebRun node). That would seem to be an easier solution for you.

I'm not sure if this is the specific thing you're seeing, but I have seen this error when the user doesn't have a LAUA security class assigned. I know they tell us that it isn't needed, but I have seen strange things happen if the user doesn't have an LAUA security class and User Group. We worked around it since we're using Lawson Security by creating a LAUA class called EMPTY that had the product lines, but no other access.

That depends on what release you are on - The User group hasn't been required for some time, at least since MSP6, probably earlier. My PF user does not have any LAUA security or groups.

You are on Lawson Security, not LAUA, right? More thoughts:
Check your PF user's security classes in the ENV and GEN profiles.
Mine has AllENVAccess and AllGENAccess - the loadrpts is granted in the AllENVAccess.

Posted By agersh on 11/28/2012 10:42 AM

I have a PF that runs a PA100 job “PA100RPT”.  After the job is completed, using the SysCommand node I am trying to execute the “loadrpts.exe” command (system utility) to load the print files in the PA100RPT print directory into the Print Manager in hopes that this step will allow the print files for this job to be accessible/viewable through the Print Manager.

 

When the SysCommand node executes the loadrpts command below the following error is returned “User Needs To Be Assigned A Security Class”

E:\lsfprod\gen\bin\loadrpts -d E:\lsfprod\law/print/myDomain_ajones/pa100rpt/1 -u myDomain\ajones PA100RPT -p PROD

 

Does anyone know how to correct the “User Needs To Be Assigned A Security Class” error?

Are you seeing this when running on the server or from the designer?

John,

I am getting this error when running from the PF Designer.

agersh