Create a RFC destination with default pass word

hi folk,
I've a Z-program which creates a RFC destionation (SM59) with a default password. The RFC destination has been created successfully with all the necessary fields, but the pass word is not aticve.
I'm using this fucntion module to scramble the pass word.
  slen = STRLEN( p_p_prfcpw ).
  SET EXTENDED CHECK OFF.
    CALL FUNCTION 'HTTP_SCRAMBLE'
      EXPORTING
        SOURCE            = p_p_prfcpw
        sourcelen         = slen
        key               = key
     IMPORTING
       DESTINATION       = p_pw
I've got this message from SM59.
Error in conversion of user password for destination A3
Message no. SR131
Diagnosis
The upgrade to SAP Release 7.0 starts an XPRA program that converts passwords to secure storage. In certain cases, you may need to skip this procedure (for example, due to database locks during the upgrade). This can cause the passwords to become invalid.
Procedure
Enter the user password again.
Any clues what is going wrong or how to solve this situation?
Best regards
Linhng

hi Roberto,
Everything is working except the pass word is not "converted" when I create the RFC destination in my z-program.
So my question is still how do I create a RFC destination with the "correct" pass word.
I've tried the function module  HTTP_SCRAMBLE to convert the pw and also without the FM.
Best regards
LinhNg

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