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RFC error (doubt about server)

ronaldo_aparecido
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Good morning

I have a program that accesses another sap environment by RFC.

Lately Dumps is happening in random days.

The error is TIME limit exceeded.

The basis think the server accessed when entering other SAP environment, may be the problem.

The program runs on daily JOB.

How do I know which server it came in cases that occurred DUMP?

Where can I see this? SM37 else?

see Attachment

Thank you.

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arivazhagan_sivasamy
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Hi Ronaldo,

Please go to TCode ST22 and analyze step by step.

Arivazhagan S

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arivazhagan_sivasamy
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Hi Ronaldo,

Please go to TCode ST22 and analyze step by step.

Arivazhagan S

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I analyzed the ST22 but I found the solution

I put her in the Annex.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Look at transaction SM21 (system log) in both system, also remember that


RFC calls are not suited for loading of large amounts of data.

Recommended method of loading large amount of data into ECC tables is by using IDOCs.

Regards,

Raymond

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former_member392866
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Ronaldo,

Goto ST22 -> open particular dump

now you can find >> symbol in Dump analysis of code

click on that line  and it will take you to particular FM

there you can see the RFC destination name

take this name and go to SM59 and check the server details .

Hope this will give you an idea about your issue . Thank you .

Regards,

Balaji.