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Unix server as SAP AS

Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 01:40 PM 12 Views

Hi experts,

I have to write a file to a unix server destination which is a file path.

I can view the file when i connect through telnet. But when i try to write to that file path from SAP. I am not able to do it.

i used open dataset <filepath> for output. and the sy-subrc return was 8

how to write a file to the unix server from sap. ?

Please help.

Regards

Kothai

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  • author's profile photo Andreas Mann
    Andreas Mann
    Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 01:47 PM
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    1st try fm AUTHORITY_CHECK_DATASET

    A.

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  • author's profile photo Pavan Kothapalli
    Pavan Kothapalli
    Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 01:52 PM
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    Hi,

    To write the file to unix (app server) we need to use dataset only

    This is the syntax.

    open dataset 'test1.dat' for output in text mode encoding default.

    Returncode:8 means file could not be opened, so please make sure you've given total path correctly (Make sure you have given forward slash in between folders) , if you still get this error it could be authorization issue.

    Pavan

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  • author's profile photo Former Member
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    Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 02:29 PM
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    Hi,

    In general we ll have authorization to TMP file only. So, it should be the prob with it. Try to send it to tmp first.

    regards,

    Subbu

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