on 08-06-2008 7:55 AM
Hi All,
My scenario is File(R/3 installed on UNIX OS) -> XI (installed on Unix OS) -> JDBC(MS SQL).
Is it possible to access the file location of R/3 system without using FTP? if yes, whats the path should i give?
"//ip address/file path" will not work. how to find the absolute path in case of Unix?
Please help me.
Thanks n Regards,
Rashmi
Mount the file path of R3 system. See tcode AL11.
Regards,
Prateek
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>>Is it possible to access the file location of R/3 system without using FTP? if yes, whats the path should i give?
No.. It is not possible without the FTP. NFS can be used to pick the files for the Server where XI is hosted, so if the R3 and XI are hosted in the same OS u would be able to access the file using the NFS protocol. If not then you have to use the FTP connection.
>>how to find the absolute path in case of Unix?
Log on to the UNIX OS level file path using FTP client like [winscp|http://winscp.net/eng/index.php] to view the directory alignment in the OS level. Ask you basis for getting OS level access.
Thanks
SaNv...
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