BAPI Trace.

[Former Member]

Hello everybody.

I'm currently involved in a integration project, with BIztalk Server. At some point, there are some BAPI's that get executed by the Biztalk Server.

My question is simple: is there a quick and easy way, to see what kind of executions where done inside the SAP system (and from within the SAP system), seeing also what kind of information was sent and received, as well as any errors that we're produced?

I've been browsing thru RFC Trace (ST05) and Gateway monitoring (SMGW), but none of those options seems to have an easy approach to the data analisys.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work!

Sincerely,

Hugo Ferreira

[Former Member]

Hi Hugo,

1. For getting bapi trace,

use tcode

SM58 - Transactional RFC

regards,

amit m.

[Former Member]

Hi Hugo;

I would be interested to see if ST05 does work. The BAPI is probably executed by a userid in your system; possibly some variation of a "system" super user. Unless I am dead wrong, you should still be able to trace that user ID (the SQL steps) with ST05 as long as you set up the trace before the communication starts, and after it ends.

As far as transactions go, report RSSTAT20 can show you what transactions are executed by a user, although I don't know if that captured that remote activity.

You might get something out of SLG0 or SLG1 as well, but the application would have to be set up to log the data there.

Hopefully something here will help. If you find something that does work, please post it here. I am interested to hear what you come up with.

Cheers,

John

[Former Member]

John, thanks for your input. I have tried the transactions you told me, but although there we're a bunch of integrations last Friday, between Biztalk and the SAP server, none of those has appeared in those transactions (even tried with SM58).

Do i have to do any special configuration, in order to make this BAPi 'logging' active?

Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,

Hugo Ferreira