RFC Connections - Report

[corinne_lofts]

Good morning everyone,

I am in the process of auditing all RFC connections accross our landscape.

I know I can find all the information I need in SM59.

What I am really looking for is all the info (All tab info for each connection...etc) in SM59 in a table format.

At the moment if I want to move that info into a spreadsheet for review it is going to take me ages to copy and paste info.

The RFCDES table seems to contain some of the info but I would like to list all the details for each connection quickly.

Also,

Once I have audited the entire landscape I wan to be able to run a report that tells me what info may have changed accross a specific period for any of these RFC connections. RFC creation, update and deletion.

Any suggestions welcome

Thank you

Corinne

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Corinne,

You will get that info in description of RFCDES table.

I will let you know if any other table is available.

Regards,

Payal Patel

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Payal Patel

[corinne_lofts · Accepted solution]

Hi Payal,

Thank you, the RFCDES table does indeed cover everything I will need to know at this stage.

Ta!

Corinne

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can activate auditing for the RFC calls/ Log ons etc in SM19 and read the audit logs in SM20.

But dont forget to Deactivate auditing as it consumes lot of resources.

Regards

Umesh

[Former Member]

Hello Corrine,

Please try this report: AQ10SYSTQV000083Z_RFC_DOCUMENT

Regards.

Ruchit.

[corinne_lofts]

Hi Ruchit,

Thank you for the suggestion.

However I am not sure how to get to that report.

If I use it as a normal transaction, it is unrecognised in my system.

Is it a report that need to be enabled or created in the first place? Or should I call it differently? Not as a transaction?

Thank you

Corinne

[Former Member]

Hello Corrine,

Try it using SE38.

Regards.

Ruchit.

[Former Member]

Hi Corrine,

OOps!!Sorry. Actually this was a query I had created long time ago using SQVI;based on RFCDES table . It has a better output that SE16 view.

Well you have 2 options wither use RFCDES or develop a simple ABAP code (which is something I ma using now a days).

Regards.

Ruchit.

[corinne_lofts]

Hi Ruchit,

I will see what I can do with the RFCDES table first.

That is a good start.

Thank you for your help

Regards

Corinne