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RFC system name...

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Former Member

‎2009 Jan 22 7:45 AM

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Hi Experts,

I am a beginner , So please dont mind if my language is not proffessional...

i am creating a RFC application for which i want to know my system name...so that i can create a function module on one system and another call it from another system...

I have tried to find it on my R/3 system platform but it is showing the same system name on both systems...

please help me...

Thank you...

Shrikant.

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former_member195698
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‎2009 Jan 22 7:49 AM

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When calling FM from one system(source) to another system (target), you need to create an RFC Destination in SM59 (in source).

You can give any name to the target system and provide the details of the system to be called. (IP/System no/login details etc for target).

Then in the FM call you can provide the name of the target system (RFC destination) that you have created.

Regards,

Aj

Hi Experts,

I am a beginner , So please dont mind if my language is not proffessional...

i am creating a RFC application for which i want to know my system name...so that i can create a function module on one system and another call it from another system...

I have tried to find it on my R/3 system platform but it is showing the same system name on both systems...

please help me...

Thank you...

Shrikant.

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Sandeep_Panghal
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‎2009 Jan 22 7:48 AM

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Use FM : GET_SYSTEM_NAME

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former_member195698
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‎2009 Jan 22 7:49 AM

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When calling FM from one system(source) to another system (target), you need to create an RFC Destination in SM59 (in source).

You can give any name to the target system and provide the details of the system to be called. (IP/System no/login details etc for target).

Then in the FM call you can provide the name of the target system (RFC destination) that you have created.

Regards,

Aj

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‎2009 Jan 22 8:16 AM

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Hi,

Thanks for your response but are you talking about tcp/ip connection or logical destinations while creating system name..

Thanks.

Shrikant

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Former Member

‎2009 Jan 22 8:02 AM

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create an FM in one system and make it RFC enabled.and call this FM from the system where you want to call by giving the destination of the system where the FM is present.

CALL FM DESTINATION systid

for the system id go to SM59 and check under ABAP connections. and gve this in the destination.

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Former Member

‎2009 Jan 22 8:29 AM

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Hi,

You can create SM59 connection on any name. Provide the traget host string of the application server and System number both on your SAP logon pad. Select IP Adress radio button. Hope this solves your ptoblem.

Regards,

Brijesh

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Former Member

‎2009 Jan 22 8:43 AM

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it is about the logical destination.