Hi experts,
I never did this before, so I don't know really how it works.
I would like to register an external server program (LDAP).
The program is in /usr/sap/<sid>/SYS/exe/run/ldap_rfc.
So I did the following:
ldap_rfc -a/usr/sap/<sid>/SYS/exe/run/ldap_rfc -g<host> -x<sapgw>
After executing the command some information about the program apears.
And durring this time, the RFC connection is working.
But afer closing the command-line the RFC is gone.
So do I have to execute the command in background?
Or what is my mistake?
Kind regards
Request clarification before answering.
Hi Christian,
If the system is on Windows, please try running the registration command as a service.
On Unix, run it in the background using & at the end of the command.
Thanks
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