file on application server

[Former Member]

I need to upload the file from third party to my application server. this file will be used by zreport in SAP. i need to know where should i place this file, i mean what should be the right path to store in application server.

plz tell its urgent.

Regards

[Former Member]

Yes store in the app. server. and you can see the stored file in app server by tcode - AL11.

Reward pts if help.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You need to know the directory in your application server which can be found out using t-code.AL11.

[Former Member]

First tell your Basis person to create a DIRECTORY on application server and after that place your file in that folder.

The content of that file you can access in your ZREPORT using commands OPEN DATASET,

READ DATASET '/usr/test.dat' INTO rec.

and CLOSE DATASET.

[Former Member]

Hi,

The right path in the application to store the file should be decided in consultantion with Basis and application server admin. Where ever you store you just need to make sure that you have the Read Access ( and Write access depending upon your zreport logic ) to that particular folder on application server where you are going to save your file.

Normally we will be storing the file in application server where we have read and write acess. Use T-code FILE to give logical name to your application server path.

Regards,

Khan

[Former Member]

Hi,

Tcode : AL11 will show all directories.

Tcode : CG3Z to store files from presentaion server to

application server.

TCODE : CG3Y to store files from application server

to presentation server.

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[former_member156446]

Hi once you have the path in the app server you can use

CG3Z T code

Tcodes to upload to app server..

[Former Member]

Hi,

Consult your basis person. You might be having authorization to upload file in many folder on application layer, but it's good that basis people allocate some space for that purpose.

If you want to find files on Application layer, Use T code AL11, or have a look at entries in table PATH.

Regards,

Mohaiyuddin