B2B Support for AS3 protocol
Hi,
Is there any way of B2B supporting the AS3 proptocol since the AS3 uses a secure FTP for communication.
The requirement is to be able to commincate to Trading Partner AS3 servers.
Thank you,
Shantanu Ghosh
Raise an Enhancement Request with support and you should get an ETA on this. You may also mail across the customer details and requirements, to Ramesh ([email protected])
Thanks,
Anuj
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000 PREPARE on connection 0 21 0.147004
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBPrepare(rc=0) 6174 0.153178
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBRead(con_hdl=0,ss_p=000000000205F4E0,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 53 0.153231
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] ABAP USER is not set 25 0.153256
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> activate_stmt(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,da_p=000000000205F540) 25 0.153281
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,in_out=0,bulk=0,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 30 0.153311
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocParameter(in_out=0,col_cnt=0) 21 0.153332
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> calculate_record_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,in_out=0,bulk=0,types=0000000000000000,#col=0,useBulkInsertWithLobs=0)
4 ETW000 54 0.153386
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] #float=0,#lob=0,itab=0,#short=0,#int=0,#llong=0,#uc=0,rec_lng=0,db_lng=0
4 ETW000 33 0.153419
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- calculate_record_length(row_size=0, lob_cnt=0, lob_pw_cnt=0, long_cnt=0, ins_bulk_lob=0, row_max=1)
4 ETW000 33 0.153452
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> exec_modify(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,ss_p=000000000205F4E0,bulk=0,in_out=1,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 36 0.153488
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> stmt_execute(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,ss_p=000000000205F4E0,in_out=1,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 95 0.153583
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] OPEN CURSOR C_0000 on connection 0 28 0.153611
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000 SET InputSize=1 23 0.153634
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000 EXECUTE on connection 0 22 0.153656
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] execute() of C_0000, #rec=0, rcSQL=0, rc=0 6404 0.160060
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000, rc=0,#rec=0,#dbcount=0 36 0.160096
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,in_out=1,bulk=0,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 33 0.160129
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocParameter(in_out=1,col_cnt=1) 21 0.160150
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> calculate_record_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,in_out=1,bulk=0,types=000000000205F518,#col=1,useBulkInsertWithLobs=0)
4 ETW000 37 0.160187
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] #float=0,#lob=0,itab=0,#short=0,#int=0,#llong=0,#uc=72,rec_lng=144,db_lng=144
4 ETW000 31 0.160218
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- calculate_record_length(row_size=144, lob_cnt=0, lob_pw_cnt=0, long_cnt=0, ins_bulk_lob=0, row_max=1)
4 ETW000 31 0.160249
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocIndicator(in_out=1,row_cnt=1) 21 0.160270
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocData(in_out=1,size=1048576) 21 0.160291
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_type_and_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,in_out=1,bulk=0,arr_size=1,types=000000000205F518,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 45 0.160336
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> exec_fetch(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,bulk=0,da_p=000000000205F540)
4 ETW000 41 0.160377
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] xcnt=1,row_i=0,row_pcnt=0 20 0.160397
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> stmt_fetch(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40) 20 0.160417
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000 FETCH (xcnt=1) on connection 0 23 0.160440
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] next() of C_0000, rc=0 27 0.160467
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] fetch() of C_0000, #rec=1, rc=0, rcSQL=0 28 0.160495
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> deactivate_stmt(sc_hdl=0000000003AEAC40,da_p=000000000205F540,rc=0)
4 ETW000 91 0.160586
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> StmtCacheFree(DBSL:C_0000) 24 0.160610
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0000 CLOSE resultset on connection 0 20 0.160630
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBRead(rc=0) 34 0.160664
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=43,arg_p=00000001400FAB06) 25 0.160689
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] INFO : SAP RELEASE (DB) = 740 19 0.160708
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 16 0.160724
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=41,arg_p=00000001400FAB98) 49 0.160773
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 19 0.160792
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=14,arg_p=0000000002055888) 22 0.160814
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 18 0.160832
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=50,arg_p=0000000002055880) 22 0.160854
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 26 0.160880
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=52,arg_p=00000000020558F0) 23 0.160903
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 17 0.160920
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBControl(con_hdl=0,command=20,arg_p=0000000141FC74F0) 99 0.161019
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] INFO : STMT SIZE = 1048576 21 0.161040
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] INFO : MARKER_CNT = 32767 18 0.161058
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 19 0.161077
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] NTAB: SELECT COMPCNT, UNICODELG FROM DDNTT WHERE TABNAME = 'SVERS'...
4 ETW000 38 0.161115
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBPrepare(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,op=3,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 31 0.161146
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> buildSQLStmt(stmt_p=0000000002055180,da_p=00000000020551B0,for_explain=0,lock=0,op=3)
4 ETW000 32 0.161178
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- buildSQLStmt(len=63,op=3,#marker=0,#lob=0) 23 0.161201
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> stmt_prepare(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,ss_p=0000000002055160) 38 0.161239
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] sc_p=0000000003AEACD8,no=1,idc_p=0000000000000000,con=0,act=0,slen=63,smax=256,#vars=0,stmt=000000000AE09690,table=DDNTT
4 ETW000 38 0.161277
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] SELECT COMPCNT, UNICODELG FROM "DDNTT" WHERE TABNAME = 'SVERS' ; 21 0.161298
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 PREPARE on connection 0 19 0.161317
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBPrepare(rc=0) 6453 0.167770
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_test_and_open: 1 open cursors (delta=1) 30 0.167800
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_check_dirty: 1 open cursors, tx = NO , bc = NO 18 0.167818
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_check_dirty: db_con_dirty = YES 16 0.167834
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBBegRead(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 35 0.167869
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] ABAP USER is not set 23 0.167892
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> activate_stmt(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,da_p=00000000020551B0) 23 0.167915
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=0,bulk=0,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.167947
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocParameter(in_out=0,col_cnt=0) 23 0.167970
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> calculate_record_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=0,bulk=0,types=0000000000000000,#col=0,useBulkInsertWithLobs=0)
4 ETW000 34 0.168004
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] #float=0,#lob=0,itab=0,#short=0,#int=0,#llong=0,#uc=0,rec_lng=0,db_lng=0
4 ETW000 30 0.168034
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- calculate_record_length(row_size=0, lob_cnt=0, lob_pw_cnt=0, long_cnt=0, ins_bulk_lob=0, row_max=1)
4 ETW000 31 0.168065
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> exec_modify(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,ss_p=0000000002055160,bulk=0,in_out=1,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.168097
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> stmt_execute(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,ss_p=0000000002055160,in_out=1,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.168129
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] OPEN CURSOR C_0001 on connection 0 20 0.168149
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 SET InputSize=1 19 0.168168
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 EXECUTE on connection 0 20 0.168188
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] execute() of C_0001, #rec=0, rcSQL=0, rc=0 5712 0.173900
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001, rc=0,#rec=0,#dbcount=0 34 0.173934
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=1,bulk=1,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.173966
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocParameter(in_out=1,col_cnt=2) 21 0.173987
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> calculate_record_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=1,bulk=1,types=0000000002055240,#col=2,useBulkInsertWithLobs=0)
4 ETW000 34 0.174021
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] #float=0,#lob=0,itab=0,#short=2,#int=0,#llong=0,#uc=0,rec_lng=16,db_lng=4
4 ETW000 30 0.174051
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- calculate_record_length(row_size=16, lob_cnt=0, lob_pw_cnt=0, long_cnt=0, ins_bulk_lob=0, row_max=65536)
4 ETW000 32 0.174083
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocIndicator(in_out=1,row_cnt=65536) 20 0.174103
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocData(in_out=1,size=1048576) 30 0.174133
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_type_and_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=1,bulk=1,arr_size=65536,types=0000000002055240,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 36 0.174169
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBBegRead(rc=0) 24 0.174193
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBExeRead(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 35 0.174228
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] ABAP USER is not set 20 0.174248
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> exec_fetch(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,bulk=0,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 33 0.174281
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] xcnt=1,row_i=0,row_pcnt=0 20 0.174301
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> stmt_fetch(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8) 20 0.174321
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 FETCH (xcnt=1) on connection 0 20 0.174341
4 ETW000&Hi,
Could you check for SAP Note 1952701 - DBSL supports new HANA version number
Regards,
Gaurav -
I just recently purchased a MacBook Pro and loaded it up with Windows XP. Much to my dismay, the wireless driver seems to lack support for WPA2 under XP, only giving me the option of WPA(1). And that really ***** seeing as to how the AirPort Extreme that I also purchased does not support WPA(1), only giving me the option of WPA2. I had to bust out an older linksys Wireless-G router to get on my network with the older security protocol!!
If I am running OS X 10.5.1 or Windows Vista, I can connect to the airport with WPA2, but using XP, I am stuck with WPA(1). Anyone know where I can find the appropiate driver for Windows XP?
As a side note, the wireless card shows up as AR5008 under XP and as AR5008X under Vista. However the Vista driver does not work under XP.Sorry for not checking on my own question. I just decided to use Vista instead. As for the answer to your question, no, the patch did not work.
That particular patch is part of Service Pack 2 and therefore does not need to be installed separately.
The Atheros website says that they don't supply a WPA2 driver for XP for this wireless chipset!! I think that is garbage, but what can one man do.
Anyways, I find myself using OS X more and more these days :-P So, I will just use Vista for my (diminishing) Windows needs.
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