Language in RFC data transfer

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I have a strange incidence. I have a BSP application, pulls data from backend R/3 via RFC.

If I login in other language, I see same descriptions for the labels, customizing data as that of the calling system i.e. front end.

But when I try to debug, i see following:

1. when I debug from front end into backend, I see sy-langu in backend to be English,

2. when I login in other lang. in backend, I see sy-langu as other lang.

Now question is,

how is sy-langu determined for called system,i.e. backend.

Try to explain me this stuff.

Regards,

Bharat

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I have a strange incidence. I have a BSP application, pulls data from backend R/3 via RFC.

If I login in other language, I see same descriptions for the labels, customizing data as that of the calling system i.e. front end.

But when I try to debug, i see following:

1. when I debug from front end into backend, I see sy-langu in backend to be English,

2. when I login in other lang. in backend, I see sy-langu as other lang.

Now question is,

how is sy-langu determined for called system,i.e. backend.

Try to explain me this stuff.

Regards,

Bharat

[RichHeilman]

Check the RFC destination in SM59. Check to make sure that the logon language is not hardcoded there .

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Rich

can you be more clear on this.

What do you mean by hardcoding the logon lang. in RFC connection.

Regards,

Bharat

[Former Member]

If you go to SM59 and see the details of the RFC connection, you specify the username / password and also specify the language.

check what has been given there

Regards,

Ravi