How can I copy all users -- along with roles and profiles

Export them via SCC9, copy profile SAP_USER. This profile copies both roles and user
accounts. Once exported, use STMS to import the transports into the development server.

Profile Maintenance

Use

You can frequently make changes to system profiles for non-productive systems. You will rarely need to make changes to system profiles for productive SAP Systems. In either case, you should use the CCMS profile maintenance tool to maintain profiles.

The profile maintenance tool has the following advantages:

• Easy to use

• Extensive profile checks

• You can test the consistency of (several) individual profiles

• You no longer need to edit profiles at operating system level

• Changes to profiles are logged

• Profile data is maintained in the SAP database (ensuring security and consistency)

• Provision of basic data for operation mode switching

You should no longer edit profiles at operating system level using an editor. It only makes sense to do this if the SAP System cannot be started in any other way.

Integration

You can maintain profiles using either basic or extended maintenance.

The basic maintenance option displays general data on the profile and the parameters for the buffer sizes, number of work processes and the swap requirement.

Extended profile maintenance displays all individual parameter values for the profile.

Detailed documentation is available for each parameter contained in the profile. To display this, position the cursor on the parameter and choose F1.

Prerequisites

To use the profile maintenance tool, assign authorization values to authorization object S_RZL_ADM (Computing Center Management System Administration), according to the editing mode that you require:

Editing Mode	Value of Activity Field of Authorization Object S_RZL_ADM
Edit and display profiles	01, 03
Display profiles	03

Profiles on disk must then be read into the SAP System so that standard maintenance procedures can be executed.