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View profile parameters through RFC

Former Member
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Hi,

Do you know any RFC FM that allows you to view profile (start, instance, default) profiles' content?

I would like to receive a table, similar to the output of RSPARAM.

cheers,

Ivan.

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Former Member
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Hi,

Check PFL_READ_PROFILE_FROM_DB and PFL_READ_PROFILE_FROM_FILE.

These 2 FM may be useful for you.

Regards,

Olivier

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Hello, Olivier,

What about not merely viewing the profile parameters but rather changing them externally? Do you know how this could be done?

Thank you in advance!

Best Regards,

Diana

Edited by: Diana Abu-Gosh on Aug 13, 2008 10:40 AM

Former Member
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Hello,

What about PFL_MODIFY_PARAMETER funtion module ?

I did not test it but the name seems promising !

Olivier

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Thank you, Olivier,

The SPF2 FG shows potential!

Best regards,

Diana

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Hello, Olivier,

Can you give me a piece of advice?

I need to call the FM PFL_MODIFY_PARAMETR externally, but it is not remote enabled. Should I try to make a remote-enabled WRAPPER FM or is there another option?

Thank u in advance,

Diana

Former Member
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Hi Diana,

Yes, I would write a remote enabled wrapper function module.

Regards,

Olivier

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Hello, Olivier,

I am trying to change a profile parameter's value by executing the FM PFL_MODIFY_PARAMETER but no changes occur.

I tried dynamic parameters as well as non-dynamic ones and it's just not working. Please try it yourself and tell me what happens!

hope you can help me again!

Best Wishes,

Diana

Former Member
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Well,

I tried with SE37 and could not understand how to set the import parameters...

Sorry but I could not spend more than 1 minute on this subject...

Regards,

Olivier

Former Member
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Hi,

Sorry for intervention. I have just tried "test"-ing the FM PFL_MODIFY_PARAMETER. When you test(F8) it, in the following screen you will have "import parameters" and "Tables" sections.

In the tables section you have PAR_VALUE_TAB, PAR_COMMENT_TAB, PAR_TAB.You can double click on the PAR_VALUE_TAB and in the next screen it will ask Profile name and the parameter you want to change.

Hope this is what you're looking for.

Regards,

Srihari

Former Member
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Hi Ivan,

I'd also like to read the active profile parameters by RFC. Do you already have a aolution?

If you do not have to do it by RFC, you could also do an OS call for "SAPPFPAR show all PF=..." ... but you need the name of the profile.

Regards,

Sascha