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Getting the backend type

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Hello colleagues,

I'm interested in a way to get the R3 type under NW platform, for exmaple, whether a system is a CRM, BW, PI, or any other kind of system available.

Is there a way to retrieve this information from the backend itself (using RFC for exmaple), or using the SLD repository to retrieve it? is this kind of information something a system provide upon itself? or one should figured it out of the deployed components in the backend?

Thanks,

Tomer

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Kanagaraja_L
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I am not clear about your question. We can get the system info by

http://<Host or IP address>:<Port ...50nnnn>/sap/monitoring/SystemInfo

Here you can get what are the systems available in System ID.

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Helllo Kanagaraja,

I'm interested in the R3 information.

I would like to know to which type of backend system I'm connected to. is it a BW system? CRM?

Currently, having a look in the SLD repositrory, I see that a backend system provides different informatiojn about itself, but non of it is the system usage. I'd assume you can figured it out of the installed components in the backend, but I'm asking if there is a more simple way.

A simple methodology would be:

1. connect to the system.

2. ask the system - of what type of backend are you?

3. get an answer.

is there anyway of doing it in a simple way?

Thanks,

Tomer