on 12-05-2012 4:31 PM
Where can we find the relationship between the logical system for SCM and the rfc destination to the SCM?
Our ERP system is configured correctly but we do not know how the system can relate the logical system to the rfc destination.
Please advise.
Message was edited by: Frank Horlacher We could not find a customizing table where we can check the relation.
Dear,
You can check the same in SM59,
You may call function LOG_SYSTEM_GET_RFC_DESTINATION.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar
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Hi Frank,
I believe the RFC Destination name in SM59 in the source system is supposed to match the logical system name in the target system. I infer this from one line in the SAP Help for "Defining An RFC Connection".
The name of the corresponding RFC destination must be identical to the name of the logical target system.
Best Regards,
Mike
Frank,
It is SM59 only where you set connection between RFC destination and logical system.
please refer doucmentation on same.
"Set Up RFC Destination
Use
In this IMG activity, you create the connection to the target system. The
name of the RFC destination has to match exactly the name of the
previously-named logical target system.
Requirements
The target system must have been defined under Name Logical
Systems.
Activities
Connection Type: Use the input help to choose the relevant
connection type.
Hope this helps.
Rgds
sourabh jain
To write entries in TBLSYSDEST, I find that there maybe two options:
1. BD97
2. Tcode SALE-->Communication-->Determine RFC Destinations for Method Calls-->select the logical system from your system then choose the Standard BAPI destination button and choose the logical system.
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now a colleague pointed me to the table
TBLSYSDEST
there we can find the relation
LOGSYS RFCDEST
But now we do not know which customizing activity writes the entries.
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Hi Frank,
That is done through transection BD97.
Go through the thread, for your reference.
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