on 12-28-2014 11:12 AM
Hi experts,
I already found the function how to register a server program.
But what I would like to get now, is a list of registered server programs.
The requirement is, that we have exchanged a server-host and now I need the information, which server programs had been registered on the old host.
Or maybe there is another procedure, how to solve this issue.
Thank you
Is your requirement to list all the "Registered Server Programs" in the RFC's?
If yes then you may query the database table RFCDES with RFCTYPE 'T' (TCP/IP Connection)
Eg: select RFCDEST, RFCOPTIONS from <SCHEMA>.RFCDES where RFCTYPE='T';
This should list all the RFC's with the "Program ID"
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Hello Reagan,
no, I can see all RFC types also in SM59.
But, we did migrate our SAP system to another host.
So all the registrations, I think so, are still just registered on the old host.
But the new host does not know the registrations now.
So I get a lot of "Program not registered" errors in the "new" system.
Therefore I have to register all RFCs again, like at the old host.
Kind regards
I think I got your point
Have a look at below wikis and seeif you get my point.
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-42463
Regards,
Happy New Year.
Hello Divyanshu,
not really.
I think the security stuff I already got ( hope so ).
But I am looking for the following.
With this syntax, I can register programs ( as far as I know, I have to do this for all registrations manually now).
<PROGRAM> -a <PID> -g <HOST> -x <SERVICE>
And after changing the SAP-host, I can only see in SM59 a lot of <PIDs>, but I don't know what is the <PROGRAM> and <HOST> for which the registration was on the old host.
Therefor I need to get this information out of the old host.
Kind regards
Hi Christian,
Hope you are doing good.
I am not sure this can be done unless you get some ideas from the /nSTAD or /nSM21 logs on the backend server. Or check /nSMGW on the old server for active connections to ascertain from where the requests are coming.
Perhaps gateway traces can be increased for more info.
Hope this helps.
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Kind Regards,
Hemanth
SAP AGS
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