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How to identify the Destination of Remote client (RFCs)

abdulazeez12
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Hii All,

I have written an RFC in one client (500) which calls the information from production client (080) which is in another server. Now, when I establish RFC connection using Logical System, the remote test is successful whereas when I use this Logical System name n Destination address, it is giving me a short dump. Can anyone help me out what might be the error? I think as the production client is in a different server, simply mentioning the Logical System is not enough.any suggestions???

Thanks,

Azeez

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Former Member
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Hi Abdul,

1. in destination, eg.

call function 'xyz' destination 'prd'

we have to use the name from SM59.

2. in sm59 --> R/3 connections.

regards,

amit m.

former_member188685
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Check in SM59 you have maintained the Destination first.

You need to maintain the RFC destination first and then try.

for setting the RFC destination use SM59, may be you will not hold authority to do that.

contact your BASIS team.

Regards

vijay

naimesh_patel
Active Contributor
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Hello,

You can see the RFC destinations in Tabel RFCDES.

Remember RFC destinations are Case sensitive.

Regards,

Naimesh.

Former Member
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chk this link for some info

Former Member
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Hi,

You could use this function module LOG_SYSTEM_GET_RFC_DESTINATION to get the logical RFC destination. If the SY-SUBRC is zero then you can proceed else you will have to maintain the logical system first.