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startrfc password

david_escofettrenado
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Hi,

We hare calling to a Remote Function with startrfc but when we use an User and a Password this is not running. But when we use another user it works¡¡¡¡ The user that is not running is a copy from the user that is running. The password is correctly. We have try with uppercase password, lowercase password, etc....

The difference is that we have migrated from 46C to 700 with Unicode. We does not have updated rfc libreries.

CALL E:SAPFrontEndSAPgui fcsdk instartrfc.exe -3 -d E01 -u USER -p PASSWORD -c 100 -l S -t -h IP -s 00 -F EDI_DATA_INCOMING -E PATHNAME=/usr/sap/E01/DVEBMGS00/work/orders.in -E PORT=ZPORT

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does the user id which u have entered has the access to that system

please check with your basis guy or security guy

and make it clear

cheers

s.janagar

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Former Member
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does the user id which u have entered has the access to that system

please check with your basis guy or security guy

and make it clear

cheers

s.janagar

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This is the first thing we looked

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> The user that is not running is a copy from the user that is running.

1) The UID is hardcoded somewhere..

2) The copied user does not have the same address data, PIDs, variant protections, user assigned personalization keys, etc as the original.

3) If you are using external RFC servers, then the UID might be in the reginfo.dat ACL (for the call back) or the secinfo.dat (for starting the server program).

Unlikely but probable, so I place 0.04 cents on the second aspect of option 3...

Cheers,

Julius