on 11-11-2006 3:20 AM
Hi guys, can someone explain about "MAximum initial connection" for RFC Sender/Receiver Adapter. And what is the best and effective value to put in it?
Thank you very much guys. Answers will be very appreciated.
Hi,
This is mainly for used for balancing load.<i>It is maximum possible number of connections required between adapter and receiver system.</i> .
So if you are making parallel connections, for eg you are calling RFC in ParForEach loop from BPM, then if there are 100 RFC call is there at a time, then if your connection parameter is 5, then it will be distributed ..so that, you can avoid some runtime errors like connection failure etc..
Good discsussion on this topic-
Regards,
moorthy
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Hi,
Maximum Connection is to set the number of parallel RFC connection that can be established to the system. It can be of max limit 50, but you can decide according to the server load and amount of data. This is used to improve the preformance of the message processing while using RFC adapter.
Regards,
Prakash
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