FTP_CONNECT issue

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus,

I'm having some problems by using standard function FTP_CONNECT. This is a sample program that I'm using to check the ftp connection.

DATA: l_dhdl     TYPE i,
       l_user(30)  TYPE c VALUE 'user',
       l_pswd(30) TYPE c VALUE 'password',
       l_host(64)  TYPE c VALUE 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx',
       l_dest         LIKE rfcdes-rfcdest VALUE 'SAPFTP'.

CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_CONNECT'
   EXPORTING
     user                    = l_user
     password          = l_pswd
     host                    = l_host
     rfc_destination = l_dest
   IMPORTING
     handle                = l_dhdl
   EXCEPTIONS
     not_connected  = 1
     OTHERS               = 2.

By debugging the function I noticed that returns CERROR = 3, so a E202 error. The connection with the parameters I export to the function is available by command line, so I think is not a problem with ftp server.

Could anyone help me, or give me some advices?

Thanks and Regards,

Francesco

[Former Member]

Hi Francesco,

I would advise you to first use program RSFTP002. This program uses all the FTP_ function modules. You test them with your FTP server first and if successful check how this program passes its parameters to the FTP_ function modules.

The error you are getting normally comes when there is something wrong with the FTP user like auth issues, incorrect password, case sensitive letters etc.

Thanks,

Anubhav

[Former Member]

Hi Francesco,

I would advise you to first use program RSFTP002. This program uses all the FTP_ function modules. You test them with your FTP server first and if successful check how this program passes its parameters to the FTP_ function modules.

The error you are getting normally comes when there is something wrong with the FTP user like auth issues, incorrect password, case sensitive letters etc.

Thanks,

Anubhav

[Former Member]

Thanks Anubhav,

now, by watching the code RSFTP002 and adding function HTTP_SCRAMBLE, it works.

Thanks for your advice.

Best Regards,

Francesco

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