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Anjana Ghatak

Table or FM Related to SLT Connection

Posted on Aug 09, 2016 at 10:43 AM 364 Views

Hi All,

Is there any table or function module which returns SLT connection details from where we can fetch the RFC or DB connection name of a specific SLT connection.

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  • author's profile photo Francesco Alborghetti
    Francesco Alborghetti
    Posted on Aug 09, 2016 at 01:19 PM
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    Hi Anjana,

    Tables should be:

    DMC_RFC_SETTINGS for RFC connections

    IUUC_REPL_CONPAR for DB Connection


    RFC connection is linked to mass transfer ID of you replication configuration.

    Access to table IUUC_REPL_HDR via schema name (SCHEMA_NAME) = <your configuration>

    From IUUC_REPL_HDR you can get mass transfer id using table IUUC_REPL_MAP (field MT_ID):

    IUUC_REPL_MAP-CONFIG_GUID = IUUC_REPL_HDR-CONFIG_GUID

    The mass transfer id is assigned to a DMC subproject in table DMC_MT_HEADER, field SUBPROJECT.

    RFC Destinations are defined in table DMC_RFC_SETTINGS for the subproject:

    DMC_RFC_SETTINGS-ORGUNIT = 2 (Subproject)

    DMC_RFC_ORGIDENT = DMC_MT_HEADER-SUBPROJECT

    In case of DB Connection, these parameters are stored in table IUUC_REPL_CONPAR:

    IUUC_REPL_CONPAR-CONFIG_GUID = IUUC_REPL_HDR-CONFIG_GUID

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  • author's profile photo abilash n
    abilash n
    Posted on Aug 22, 2016 at 12:30 PM
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    Hi Anjana,

    You can use what Francesco suggested or other option is

    we can go to LTRC , click on configuration name or MT id and then click on Administration tab. In this we can see source RFC name and target hana connection if SAP to HANA connection.

    This is should be repeated for each configuration. ( I have used second option as I have very less configurations used at my client system).

    Hoping it answers your question. Please let me know if any info is needed.

    Thanks

    Abilash

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