‎2007 Nov 26 11:01 PM
Hello Guys,
I have a question regarding calling a RFC function module.
In BW - BI 7.0 I call a RFC function module:
(The ABAP program in BW-BI 7.0 is below)
CALL FUNCTION ''ZTESTFUNCTIONMODULE' " Function module in ECC
DESTINATION 'DECCLNT110' " ECC system
TABLES
it_gl_item = it_gl
it_errlog_gl = it_errlog_gl.
The 'ZTESTFUNCTIONMODULE' is RFC enabled in the ECC system.
The purpose is we retarct the data from BW to ECC.
When I run the function module it always asks for the user id and password.
The SAP logon screen appears and it asks for the user id and password.
The destination is maintained in the SM59 transaction and also the user is maintained there. I think it should login automatically into remote system and return the tables. is it correct. How to skip the logon screen.
Do I have to pass the user id and password in the function module. I think it should take the user id from the SM59 destination. Is it correct.
Please advise. As always thanks for your help guys.
‎2007 Nov 26 11:19 PM
Hi,
In the SM59 transaction...there is a radio button to say YES for trusted system..I think if you check that...it will not ask for logon screen..
Thanks
Naren
‎2007 Nov 26 11:07 PM
Check your RFC destination again in SM59.
Under the tab "Logon /Securtiy"
1. You must have active user and its password along with language and client.
2. Checkbox "Logon Screen" must be off
Save and try again.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel
‎2007 Nov 26 11:08 PM
Hi Senthil,
I think you answered your query in your question itself
The user ID and password need to be maintained in RFC destination in SM59.
Go to SM59 and then click on test connection..if it does not ask for ID and passwoed that means correct ID and password is maintained in SM59 otherwise maintain it.
Regards,
Atish
‎2007 Nov 26 11:19 PM
Hi,
In the SM59 transaction...there is a radio button to say YES for trusted system..I think if you check that...it will not ask for logon screen..
Thanks
Naren
‎2007 Nov 27 1:17 AM
Thanks to all .
The issue is password is different in ECc and BI.
Now it is solved.
Again thanks guys.
‎2010 Feb 19 12:26 AM