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RFC Destination New

Former Member

‎07-13-2007 12:40 AM

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Dear all

After the copy of the PRD system to Quality System. We need to do the following steps:

1 - Delete all irrelevant in SM59

2 - Recreate all the entry’s in SM59 that we in the Quality Before the Copy.

Because we have a Big system and we have a loot of connections (SM59) we what to know if is possible to do the step 2 (in another way rather then manual). for example Export and then import the tables RFC*

Those any one could you indicate the tables that we need to Export/Import? Or other way to this?

Best Regards

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Former Member

‎07-13-2007 2:09 AM

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Perhaps take a look at function module RFC_MODIFY_R3_DESTINATION and the documentation attached to it - the first part describes the functionality offered as:

ACTION = 'I' Default configuration. Inserts (i.e. creates) a new   
             destination. If the specified destination already     
             exists, the exception DESTINATION_ALREADY_EXIST is    
             triggered.                                                                                
ACTION = 'M' Modify in the sense of the ABAP/4 key word MODIFY.    
             Refreshes the existing destination. If the specified  
             destination does not exist, it is created (i.e. same  
             effect as mode = 'C').                                                                                
ACTION = 'D' Deletes the specified destination. Also makes a       
             system log entry.                                     
             If the specified destination does not exist, the      
             exception DESTINATION_NOT_EXIST is triggered.         
                                                                   
ACTION = 'C' Copies the RFC-Destination 'DESTINATION' to the       
             destination 'DESTCOPY'.                               
             If the specified target destination (DESTCOPY         
             field) already exists, DESTINATION_ALREADY_EXIST      
             is triggered.                                         
             If the destination does not exist, the exception      
             DESTINATION_NOT_EXIST is triggered.                   
             The existing documentation in the second and          
             third lines of the target destination is deleted.

Jonathan