Are you on SAP S/4HANA or SoH, have you connected SAP HANA DB to your SAP GRC Access Control for Risk Analysis, and provisioning? If not, I strongly recommend to explore the option of integrating SAP HANA Database to SAP GRC. SAP has now made it much simple with the – HANA GRC Plugin Checker, a powerful diagnostic tool designed to ensure seamless integration between SAP GRC components and the SAP HANA database. It helps in validating the configuration and checking the activation status of essential HANA plugins. This report is a great add-on and helps maintain the integrity and functionality of SAP Access Control systems.

In this blog I am discussing more about the Diagnostic Tool, but not the process of setting up the connecting between SAP HANA database, and SAP GRC. For those who need help with this process, I recommend this SAP blog.

Running the Diagnostic Tool:

The GRAC_HANA_PLUGIN_CHECKER report is tailored for SAP Access Control users. It verifies that the necessary HANA plugins required for SAP GRC operations are correctly installed and activated, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with system requirements.

Executing GRAC_HANA_PLUGIN_CHECKER report?

There are no special authorizations required to run the report. You can launch the GRAC_HANA_PLUGIN_CHECKER report from SA38 or SE38 transaction code. However, ensure that your SAP GRC system meets the below prerequisites:

Prerequisites: The tool is available as a standard report starting from Service Pack 25 (AC 10.1) and Service Pack 5 (AC 12.0). Alternatively, it can be installed by implementing SAP Note 2787434 via the SNOTE tool.

Once executed, enter the HANA DB connector name and click Execute.

Once executed, the tool identifies missing database objects in the HANA DB as shown in the below figure:

You can also review the detailed results in the SLG1 log. Errors, highlighted in red, signify missing objects or configurations that must be fixed to utilize all the functionalities. Refer to the figure below:

Important Note: The solution assumes that no SAP Notes were applied after the Service Pack installation. If any Notes were implemented afterward, they must be reapplied in the correct sequence. For example: If the log indicates that the SAP_PI_GRC schema does not exist, the schema must be created, and the installation must be performed from the beginning. SAP Note 2787434 provides more guidance. The Note includes:

• A downloadable attachment listing the missing objects and their respective solutions.

• Step-by-step instructions for resolving issues related to missing database tables, views, procedures, functions, and public synonyms.

Read more about Basic Installation checks

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