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How to set file owner to Logged in user in SAP ABAP?

When creating a file using OPEN DATASET, SAP creates the File with the owner as < SYSID >ADM.

How to set this as the logged in user?

Thanks

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I believe you would need to create an External OS Command in SM69 for CHOWN (or similar) and then execute that (use FM SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE) after you've finished creating the dataset.

Bryan Cain  2009-10-15 17:00:04
I tried this option.But CHOWN can only be used by root.
Raja  2009-10-15 19:11:12
Sorry, it's been a while since I did any real UNIX. I think the point remains, there isn't an option to specify who owns the file in ABAP - it needs to be done at the OS level.
Bryan Cain  2009-10-16 15:35:25
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You can NOT set SAP user as owner of some file. SAP user is not a user in UNIX. More exact answer can be given if you would specify your requirements.

 2009-10-28 07:18:09

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