on 02-16-2016 6:45 AM
Hi experts,
I was looking already on the internet and SMP, but didn't really find the solution, how I can maintain in SAP Logon the predefined list of SAP-Systems.
So if you create a new connection in SAP Logon 1st you get the list of available systems, which is empty in my case...
I want to maintain this and for sure also provide this to our endusers.
In which file is this information stored?
Is there any guide for this?
Kind regards
Hi Anon,
You will get the list of pre-defined system , (if is defined earlier ) in saplogon.ini file.
With Regards
Ashutosh Chaturvedi
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Dear Anon,
Saplogon.ini has below entry starting from [configuration]. The parameter [Server] , [Database] , [MSSysName] , [MSSrvPort] and [Description].
But you have to follow the items sequence properly. For eg. if you have given the server name of your sap system against the item1 then you have to maintain the other property of the server only against the item1 of [Database] , [MSSysName] , [MSSrvPort] and [Description].
[Configuration]
SessManNewKey=61
[EntryKey]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[Router]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[Router2]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[RouterChoice]
Item1=0
Item2=0
Item3=0
.
.
item57=
[Server]
Item1=<give the hostname or ip of your system for e.g DEV>
Item2=<give the hostname or ip of your system for e.g QAS>
Item3=<give the hostname or ip of your system for e.g PRD>
.
.
item57=
[Database]
Item1=<give the instance number for DEV>
Item2=<give the instance number for QAS>
Item3=<give the instance number for PRD>
.
.
item57=
[System]
Item1=3
Item2=3
Item3=3
.
.
item57=
[Description]
Item1=ECC DEV system
Item2=ECC QAS system
Item3=ECC PRD System
.
.
item57=
[Address]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[MSSysName]
Item1=<give the SID of the development system>
Item2=<give the SID of the quality system>
Item3=<give the SID of the production system>
.
.
item57=
[MSSrvName]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[MSSrvPort]
Item1=sapms<SID>
Item2=sapms<SID>
Item3=sapms<SID>
.
.
item57=
[SessManKey]
Item1=-1
Item2=-1
Item3=-1
.
.
item57=
[SncName]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
.
.
item57=
[SncChoice]
Item1=-1
Item2=-1
Item3=-1
[SncNoSSO]
Item1=0
Item2=0
Item3=0
.
.
item57=0
[Codepage]
Item1=1100
Item2=1100
Item3=1100
.
.
item57=
[CodepageIndex]
Item1=-1
Item2=-1
Item3=-1
.
.
item57=1
[Origin]
Item1=USEREDIT
Item2=USEREDIT
Item3=USEREDIT
.
.
item57=USEREDIT
[LowSpeedConnection]
Item1=0
Item2=0
Item3=0
.
.
item57=
[Utf8Off]
Item1=0
Item2=0
Item3=0
Item4=0
.
.
item57=0
[EncodingID]
Item1=DEFAULT_NON_UC
Item2=DEFAULT_NON_UC
Item3=DEFAULT_NON_UC
.
.
item57=DEFAULT_NON_UC
[ShortcutType]
Item1=0
Item2=0
Item3=0
[ShortcutString]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
[ShortcutTo]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
[ShortcutBy]
Item1=
Item2=
Item3=
With Regards
Ashutosh Chaturvedi
Hello Ashutosh,
thx for this, I have to try it.
But on the 1st view...isn't it the configuration of "normal" SAP-Logon entries?
What is the difference between connection-entries and predefined-entries, to make the entries available for the list which appears on clicking on "New" entry in SAP Logon?
Kind regards
Hello,
The best way is to edit the file SAPUILandscapeGlobal.xml located in %APPDATA%\SAP\Common. Please review note 2075073 - SAP Logon (Pad) 740: create/distribute server configuration file in the SAP UI landscape f..., section "Creating the server configuration file(s) in SAP UI Landscape format after SAP GUI is installed for the first time". The uuid can be created randomly with an uuid generator (search on google). Once done, start your SAP Logon and you should see the systems you defined in the predefined entries.
Best regards,
Nicolas
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