Creating Port,RFC desitination in R3 for XI
Can somebody send a link for creating Port/RFC destination in R3 system WITH SCREENSHOTS.. I need step-by-step process.. pls
Thanks-GS
Hi Gopal,
To create RFC destination in R/3 TCODE is SM59.
Go to SM59->R/3 Connections->Create new->Give RFC destination name,type is 3 in this case,then give target host as the host name of ur R/3 system to which u want to connect then give system no.(most of the time it is 00) then select as a host name or ip address then go to logon security tab give language,client of ur target system and enter username and password which should be used to logon in target system.Then save this connection click on test Connection if it is successful click on remote Logon.
To create ports TCODE is WE21->Transactional RFC->create new
Then give port name then select RFC destination( the one u created in previous step).
Thanks.
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<FAX_NO>String</FAX_NO>
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<X_121_ADDR>String</X_121_ADDR>
<TERM_ID>String</TERM_ID>
<TERM_TYPE>S</TERM_TYPE>
<UANID>String</UANID>
<DDA_TYPE1>String</DDA_TYPE1>
<DDA_VALUE1>String</DDA_VALUE1>
<DDA_TYPE2>String</DDA_TYPE2>
<DDA_VALUE2>String</DDA_VALUE2>
<DDA_TYPE3>String</DDA_TYPE3>
<DDA_VALUE3>String</DDA_VALUE3>
<DDA_TYPE4>String</DDA_TYPE4>
<DDA_VALUE4>String</DDA_VALUE4>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<R_3_USER>S</R_3_USER>
<TXT_ENCODE>S</TXT_ENCODE>
<TNEF>S</TNEF>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADX400>
<E1BPADRFC SEGMENT="1">
<STD_NO>X</STD_NO>
<LOG_DEST>String</LOG_DEST>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<R_3_USER>S</R_3_USER>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADRFC>
<E1BPADPRT SEGMENT="1">
<STD_NO>X</STD_NO>
<PRINT_DEST>Stri</PRINT_DEST>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADPRT>
<E1BPADSSF SEGMENT="1">
<STD_NO>X</STD_NO>
<DUMMY>S</DUMMY>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<RFCDEST>String</RFCDEST>
<SSFIDSHORT>String</SSFIDSHORT>
<SSF_NS>String</SSF_NS>
<SSF_PROF>String</SSF_PROF>
<SSFIDPART1>String</SSFIDPART1>
<SSFIDPART2>String</SSFIDPART2>
<E1BPADSSF1 SEGMENT="1">
<SSFIDPART3>String</SSFIDPART3>
<SSFIDPART4>String</SSFIDPART4>
<SSFIDPART5>String</SSFIDPART5>
<SSFIDPART6>String</SSFIDPART6>
<E1BPADSSF2 SEGMENT="1">
<SSFIDPART7>String</SSFIDPART7>
<SSFIDPART8>String</SSFIDPART8>
<SSFIDPART9>String</SSFIDPART9>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADSSF2>
</E1BPADSSF1>
</E1BPADSSF>
<E1BPADURI SEGMENT="1">
<STD_NO>X</STD_NO>
<URI_TYPE>Str</URI_TYPE>
<URI>String</URI>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<URI_PART1>String</URI_PART1>
<URI_PART2>String</URI_PART2>
<URI_PART3>String</URI_PART3>
<E1BPADURI1 SEGMENT="1">
<URI_PART4>String</URI_PART4>
<URI_PART5>String</URI_PART5>
<URI_PART6>String</URI_PART6>
<URI_PART7>String</URI_PART7>
<E1BPADURI2 SEGMENT="1">
<URI_PART8>String</URI_PART8>
<URI_PART9>String</URI_PART9>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADURI2>
</E1BPADURI1>
</E1BPADURI>
<E1BPADPAG SEGMENT="1">
<COUNTRY>DE</COUNTRY>
<COUNTRYISO>DE</COUNTRYISO>
<STD_NO>X</STD_NO>
<PAGER_TYPE>Stri</PAGER_TYPE>
<PAGER>String</PAGER>
<PAGER_NO>String</PAGER_NO>
<CALLER_NO>String</CALLER_NO>
<STD_RECIP>S</STD_RECIP>
<R_3_USER>S</R_3_USER>
<HOME_FLAG>S</HOME_FLAG>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPADPAG>
<E1BPAD_REM SEGMENT="1">
<ADDR_VERS>S</ADDR_VERS>
<LANGU>S</LANGU>
<LANGU_ISO>St</LANGU_ISO>
<ADR_NOTES>String</ADR_NOTES>
</E1BPAD_REM>
<E1BPCOMREM SEGMENT="1">
<COMM_TYPE>Str</COMM_TYPE>
<LANGU>D</LANGU>
<LANGU_ISO>DE</LANGU_ISO>
<COMM_NOTES>String</COMM_NOTES>
<CONSNUMBER>Str</CONSNUMBER>
<ERRORFLAG>S</ERRORFLAG>
</E1BPCOMREM>
</E1ADRMAS>
<E1KNA1H SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDOBJECT>String</TDOBJECT>
<TDNAME>String</TDNAME>
<TDID>Stri</TDID>
<TDSPRAS>S</TDSPRAS>
<TDTEXTTYPE>String</TDTEXTTYPE>
<TDSPRASISO>St</TDSPRASISO>
<E1KNA1L SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDFORMAT>St</TDFORMAT>
<TDLINE>String</TDLINE>
</E1KNA1L>
</E1KNA1H>
<E1KNVVM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<VKORG>Stri</VKORG>
<VTWEG>St</VTWEG>
<SPART>St</SPART>
<BEGRU>Stri</BEGRU>
<LOEVM>S</LOEVM>
<VERSG>S</VERSG>
<AUFSD>St</AUFSD>
<KALKS>S</KALKS>
<KDGRP>St</KDGRP>
<BZIRK>String</BZIRK>
<KONDA>St</KONDA>
<PLTYP>St</PLTYP>
<AWAHR>Str</AWAHR>
<INCO1>Str</INCO1>
<INCO2>String</INCO2>
<LIFSD>St</LIFSD>
<AUTLF>S</AUTLF>
<ANTLF>St</ANTLF>
<KZTLF>S</KZTLF>
<KZAZU>S</KZAZU>
<CHSPL>S</CHSPL>
<LPRIO>St</LPRIO>
<EIKTO>String</EIKTO>
<VSBED>St</VSBED>
<FAKSD>St</FAKSD>
<MRNKZ>S</MRNKZ>
<PERFK>St</PERFK>
<PERRL>St</PERRL>
<WAERS>Strin</WAERS>
<KTGRD>St</KTGRD>
<ZTERM>Stri</ZTERM>
<VWERK>Stri</VWERK>
<VKGRP>Str</VKGRP>
<VKBUR>Stri</VKBUR>
<VSORT>String</VSORT>
<KVGR1>Str</KVGR1>
<KVGR2>Str</KVGR2>
<KVGR3>Str</KVGR3>
<KVGR4>Str</KVGR4>
<KVGR5>Str</KVGR5>
<BOKRE>S</BOKRE>
<KURST>Stri</KURST>
<PRFRE>S</PRFRE>
<KLABC>St</KLABC>
<KABSS>Stri</KABSS>
<KKBER>Stri</KKBER>
<CASSD>St</CASSD>
<RDOFF>S</RDOFF>
<AGREL>S</AGREL>
<MEGRU>Stri</MEGRU>
<UEBTO>Stri</UEBTO>
<UNTTO>Stri</UNTTO>
<UEBTK>S</UEBTK>
<PVKSM>St</PVKSM>
<PODKZ>S</PODKZ>
<PODTG>String</PODTG>
<E1KNVPM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<PARVW>St</PARVW>
<KUNN2>String</KUNN2>
<DEFPA>S</DEFPA>
<KNREF>String</KNREF>
<PARZA>Str</PARZA>
</E1KNVPM>
<E1KNVDM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<DOCTP>Stri</DOCTP>
<SPRAS>S</SPRAS>
<DOANZ>Str</DOANZ>
<DOVER>S</DOVER>
<NACHA>S</NACHA>
<SPRAS_ISO>St</SPRAS_ISO>
</E1KNVDM>
<E1KNVIM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<ALAND>Str</ALAND>
<TATYP>Stri</TATYP>
<TAXKD>S</TAXKD>
</E1KNVIM>
<E1KNVLM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<ALAND>Str</ALAND>
<TATYP>Stri</TATYP>
<LICNR>String</LICNR>
<DATAB>String</DATAB>
<DATBI>String</DATBI>
<BELIC>S</BELIC>
</E1KNVLM>
<E1KNVVH SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDOBJECT>String</TDOBJECT>
<TDNAME>String</TDNAME>
<TDID>Stri</TDID>
<TDSPRAS>S</TDSPRAS>
<TDTEXTTYPE>String</TDTEXTTYPE>
<TDSPRASISO>St</TDSPRASISO>
<E1KNVVL SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDFORMAT>St</TDFORMAT>
<TDLINE>String</TDLINE>
</E1KNVVL>
</E1KNVVH>
</E1KNVVM>
<E1KNB1M SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<BUKRS>String</BUKRS>
<SPERR>S</SPERR>
<LOEVM>S</LOEVM>
<ZUAWA>Str</ZUAWA>
<BUSAB>St</BUSAB>
<AKONT>String</AKONT>
<BEGRU>Stri</BEGRU>
<KNRZE>String</KNRZE>
<KNRZB>String</KNRZB>
<ZAMIM>S</ZAMIM>
<ZAMIV>S</ZAMIV>
<ZAMIR>S</ZAMIR>
<ZAMIB>S</ZAMIB>
<ZAMIO>S</ZAMIO>
<ZWELS>String</ZWELS>
<XVERR>S</XVERR>
<ZAHLS>S</ZAHLS>
<ZTERM>Stri</ZTERM>
<WAKON>Stri</WAKON>
<VZSKZ>St</VZSKZ>
<ZINDT>String</ZINDT>
<ZINRT>St</ZINRT>
<EIKTO>String</EIKTO>
<ZSABE>String</ZSABE>
<KVERM>String</KVERM>
<FDGRV>String</FDGRV>
<VRBKZ>St</VRBKZ>
<VLIBB>String</VLIBB>
<VRSZL>Stri</VRSZL>
<VRSPR>Stri</VRSPR>
<VRSNR>String</VRSNR>
<VERDT>String</VERDT>
<PERKZ>S</PERKZ>
<XDEZV>S</XDEZV>
<XAUSZ>S</XAUSZ>
<WEBTR>String</WEBTR>
<REMIT>String</REMIT>
<DATLZ>String</DATLZ>
<XZVER>S</XZVER>
<TOGRU>Stri</TOGRU>
<KULTG>Stri</KULTG>
<HBKID>Strin</HBKID>
<XPORE>S</XPORE>
<BLNKZ>St</BLNKZ>
<ALTKN>String</ALTKN>
<ZGRUP>St</ZGRUP>
<URLID>Stri</URLID>
<MGRUP>St</MGRUP>
<LOCKB>String</LOCKB>
<UZAWE>St</UZAWE>
<EKVBD>String</EKVBD>
<SREGL>Str</SREGL>
<XEDIP>S</XEDIP>
<FRGRP>Stri</FRGRP>
<VRSDG>Str</VRSDG>
<TLFXS>String</TLFXS>
<PERNR>String</PERNR>
<INTAD>String</INTAD>
<GUZTE>Stri</GUZTE>
<GRICD>St</GRICD>
<GRIDT>St</GRIDT>
<WBRSL>St</WBRSL>
<NODEL>S</NODEL>
<TLFNS>String</TLFNS>
<CESSION_KZ>St</CESSION_KZ>
<E1KNB5M SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<MABER>St</MABER>
<MAHNA>Stri</MAHNA>
<MANSP>S</MANSP>
<MADAT>String</MADAT>
<MAHNS>S</MAHNS>
<KNRMA>String</KNRMA>
<GMVDT>String</GMVDT>
<BUSAB>St</BUSAB>
</E1KNB5M>
<E1KNB1H SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDOBJECT>String</TDOBJECT>
<TDNAME>String</TDNAME>
<TDID>Stri</TDID>
<TDSPRAS>S</TDSPRAS>
<TDTEXTTYPE>String</TDTEXTTYPE>
<TDSPRASISO>St</TDSPRASISO>
<E1KNB1L SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<TDFORMAT>St</TDFORMAT>
<TDLINE>String</TDLINE>
</E1KNB1L>
</E1KNB1H>
</E1KNB1M>
<E1KNBKM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<BANKS>Str</BANKS>
<BANKL>String</BANKL>
<BANKN>String</BANKN>
<BKONT>St</BKONT>
<BVTYP>Stri</BVTYP>
<XEZER>S</XEZER>
<BKREF>String</BKREF>
<BANKA>String</BANKA>
<STRAS>String</STRAS>
<ORT01>String</ORT01>
<SWIFT>String</SWIFT>
<BGRUP>St</BGRUP>
<XPGRO>S</XPGRO>
<BNKLZ>String</BNKLZ>
<PSKTO>String</PSKTO>
<BRNCH>String</BRNCH>
<PROVZ>Str</PROVZ>
<KOINH>String</KOINH>
<KOINH_N>String</KOINH_N>
</E1KNBKM>
<E1KNVAM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<ABLAD>String</ABLAD>
<KNFAK>St</KNFAK>
<WANID>Str</WANID>
<MOAB1>String</MOAB1>
<MOBI1>String</MOBI1>
<MOAB2>String</MOAB2>
<MOBI2>String</MOBI2>
<DIAB1>String</DIAB1>
<DIBI1>String</DIBI1>
<DIAB2>String</DIAB2>
<DIBI2>String</DIBI2>
<MIAB1>String</MIAB1>
<MIBI1>String</MIBI1>
<MIAB2>String</MIAB2>
<MIBI2>String</MIBI2>
<DOAB1>String</DOAB1>
<DOBI1>String</DOBI1>
<DOAB2>String</DOAB2>
<DOBI2>String</DOBI2>
<FRAB1>String</FRAB1>
<FRBI1>String</FRBI1>
<FRAB2>String</FRAB2>
<FRBI2>String</FRBI2>
<SAAB1>String</SAAB1>
<SABI1>String</SABI1>
<SAAB2>String</SAAB2>
<SABI2>String</SABI2>
<SOAB1>String</SOAB1>
<SOBI1>String</SOBI1>
<SOAB2>String</SOAB2>
<SOBI2>String</SOBI2>
<DEFAB>S</DEFAB>
</E1KNVAM>
<E1WRF12 SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<LOCNR>String</LOCNR>
<EMPST>String</EMPST>
<KUNN2>String</KUNN2>
<ABLAD>String</ABLAD>
</E1WRF12>
<E1WRF4M SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<LOCNR>String</LOCNR>
<ABTNR>Stri</ABTNR>
<EMPST>String</EMPST>
<VERFL>String</VERFL>
<VERFE>Str</VERFE>
<LAYVR>String</LAYVR>
<FLVAR>Stri</FLVAR>
</E1WRF4M>
<E1KNVKM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>Str</MSGFN>
<PARNR>String</PARNR>
<NAMEV>String</NAMEV>
<NAME1>String</NAME1>
<ABTPA>String</ABTPA>
<ABTNR>Stri</ABTNR>
<UEPAR>String</UEPAR>
<TELF1>String</TELF1>
<ANRED>String</ANRED>
<PAFKT>St</PAFKT>
<PARVO>S</PARVO>
<PAVIP>S</PAVIP>
<PARGE>S</PARGE>
<PARLA>S</PARLA>
<GBDAT>String</GBDAT>
<VRTNR>String</VRTNR>
<BRYTH>Stri</BRYTH>
<AKVER>St</AKVER>
<NMAIL>S</NMAIL>
<PARAU>String</PARAU>
<PARH1>St</PARH1>
<PARH2>St</PARH2>
<PARH3>St</PARH3>
<PARH4>St</PARH4>
<PARH5>St</PARH5>
<MOAB1>String</MOAB1>
<MOBI1>String</MOBI1>
<MOAB2>String</MOAB2>
<MOBI2>String</MOBI2>
<DIAB1>String</DIAB1>
<DIBI1>String</DIBI1>
<DIAB2>String</DIAB2>
<DIBI2>String</DIBI2>
<MIAB1>String</MIAB1>
<MIBI1>String</MIBI1>
<MIAB2>String</MIAB2>
<MIBI2>String</MIBI2>
<DOAB1>String</DOAB1>
<DOBI1>String</DOBI1>
<DOAB2>String</DOAB2>
<DOBI2>String</DOBI2>
<FRAB1>String</FRAB1>
<FRBI1>String</FRBI1>
<FRAB2>String</FRAB2>
<FRBI2>String</FRBI2>
<SAAB1>String</SAAB1>
<SABI1>String</SABI1>
<SAAB2>String</SAAB2>
<SABI2>String</SABI2>
<SOAB1>String</SOAB1>
<SOBI1>String</SOBI1>
<SOAB2>String</SOAB2>
<SOBI2>String</SOBI2>
<PAKN1>Str</PAKN1>
<PAKN2>Str</PAKN2>
<PAKN3>Str</PAKN3>
<PAKN4>Str</PAKN4>
<PAKN5>Str</PAKN5>
<SORTL>String</SORTL>
<FAMST>S</FAMST>
<SPNAM>String</SPNAM>
<TITEL_AP>String</TITEL_AP>
<E1ADR3MAS SEGMENT="1">
<OBJ_TYPE_P>String</OBJ_TYPE_P>
<OBJ_ID_P>String</OBJ_ID_P>
<OBJ_TYPE_C>String</OBJ_TYPE_C>
<OBJ_ID_C>String</OBJ_ID_C>
<OBJ_ID_EXT>String</OBJ_ID_EXT>
<CONTEXT>Stri</CONTEXT>
<E1BPAD3VL SEGMENT="1">
<ADDR_VERS>S</ADDR_VERS>
<FROM_DATE>String</FROM_DATE>
<TO_DATE>String</TO_DATE>
<TITLE_P>Stri</TITLE_P>
<FIRSTNAME>String</FIRSTNAME>
<LASTNAME>String</LASTNAME>
<BIRTH_NAME>String</BIRTH_NAME>
<MIDDLENAME>String</MIDDLENAME>
<SECONDNAME>String</SECONDNAME>
<FULLNAME>String</FULLNAME>
<FULLNAME_X>S</FULLNAME_X>
<TITLE_ACA1>Stri</TITLE_ACA1>
<TITLE_ACA2>Stri</TITLE_ACA2>
<PREFIX1>Stri</PREFIX1>
<PREFIX2>Stri</PREFIX2>
<TITLE_SPPL>Stri</TITLE_SPPL>
<NICKNAME>String</NICKNAME>
<INITIALS>String</INITIALS>
<NAMEFORMAT>St</NAMEFORMAT>
<NAMCOUNTRY>Str</NAMCOUNTRY>
<NAMCTRYISO>St</NAMCTRYISO>
<PROFESSION>String</PROFESSION>
<***>S</***>
<LANGU_P>S</LANGU_P>
<LANGUP_ISO>St</LANGUP_ISO>
<SORT1_P>String</SORT1_P>
<SORT2_P>String</SORT2_P>
<LANGU_CR_P>S</LANGU_CR_P>
<LANGUCPISO>St</LANGUCPISO>
<DEPARTMENT>String</DEPARTMENT>
<FUNCTION>String</FUNCTION>
<BUILDING_P>String</BUILDING_P>
<FLOOR_P>String</FLOOR_P>
<ROOM_NO_P>String</ROOM_NO_P>
<INITS_SIG>String</INITS_SIG>
<INHOUSE_ML>String</INHOUSE_ML>
<COMM_TYPE>Str</COMM_TYPE>
<PERS_GROUP>Stri</PERS_GROUP>
</E1BPAD3VL>
<E1BPADTEL3 SEGMENT="1">
<COUNTRY>Str</COUNTRY>
<COUNTRYISO>St</COUNTRYISO>
<STD_NO>S</STD_NO>
<TELEPHONE>String</TELEPHONE>
<EXTENSION>String</EXTENSION>
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Need help w/ setting up ports to run a server for America's Army
Need help w/ setting up ports to run a server for America's Army. I read wat u need to change the ports but i dont understand wat to put. here is wat the site says
Q: How do I run my own server?
A: Quick and dirty server info:
1. Edit RunServer.bat to change the map.
2. Run RunServer.bat
Or:
server.exe LAN MAPNAME.aao (Host a LAN game)
server.exe global MAPNAME.aao (Host a Public game)
Also: When you create a server setup and want to allow other users to join your server, you need make sure the following ports are open for outgoing and incoming traffic in your firewall: 1716 (UDP), 1717 (UDP), 20025-20045 (TCP), and 20047 (TCP). Failure to open these ports will prevent the server from accepting connections from other players or prevent other players from being able to see your server online.
There are several settings that also need to be defined in your server configuration INI file (in the Windows version, these files are located in “My Documents\America’s Army Server Settings\{settings file name}.ini”).
[Engine.GameEngine]
ServerActors=Andromeda.AndromedaMBS
[Andromeda.Andromeda]
GameServerIp=
Make sure that you set the actual IP address of the America’s Army Server under GameServerIp= (for example, “GameServerIp=000.000.000.000”). The supplied address must be your actual internet IP address, if this is left blank or you supply the IP address for your internal network (such as 192.168.0.x), your server will not be able to accept connections from the internet.
If your server.ini file contains the setting shown below, please change the QueryPort setting to 20025. This setting can also be removed, as the default setting is port 20025.
[Andromeda.AndromedaMBS]
QueryPort=20025
Punkbuster user fix correction.
If [Engine.GameEngine] block has been changed to read as below:
[Engine.GameEngine]
ServerActors=IPDrv.AndromedaMBS
Please add the following block to your INI file:
[IpDrv.AndromedaMBS]
QueryPort=20025
(Last Updated: 2006-04-20)Your images are not stored in the catalog. They are stored in folders on your computer. If you imported images that were already on your computer using the "Add" Option they are still in that same folder. If you imported images from your camera then they are in the folders that you specified when you imported. The catalog points to those images wherever they are located, and records all of the adjustments that you make to the image. When you send an image to Photoshop for further editing and save that image in Photoshop, it is normally saved back in the same folder as the original image.
Images are not "saved" in Lightroom. The basic default workflow in Lightroom is to store all of the adjustments in the catalog, leaving the original image completely unmodified. The catalog becomes the central controlling mechanism. It is a database that contains pointers to where the images are located and a record of all adjustments made to those images using Lightroom. Properly managed, you only have those original master files and secondary files for the ones that you have sent to Photoshop for further adjustment. When you want to provide a copy for someone else, you use the export dialogue for that purpose. I often export JPEG images to share with others or to post on the web. After I have usedthe JPEG for its intended purpose I delete it. -
Create a RFC SEND IDOC FROM SAP TO NON SAP
Hi Gurus,
I tried to create a RFC to send my IDOCS to a Window Server.
The administrator has created a share like eg.: \\hsare\idoc_received
How should I do to attempt this share?
I created a TCP/IP RFC and in program ID, I put the path but the connection does not respond.
Anybody could help me please or has a suggestions?
What is the best solution to send the IDOC to this place ?
Thank you in advance for your help.
M.Hello Rahhaoui,
There are enormous information available on SCN about FTP file transfer
For your reference you can check this wiki:
File transfer from Application Server to FTP - Contributor Corner - SCN Wiki -
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
Linhnghi 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 -
Exist RFC Function or Bapi for insert Records form a external program?
i create a Ztable same as tell me here:
http://abaplovers.blogspot.com/2008/02/creating-table-in-sap.html
5 String Fileds 2 Date Fields 2 Numeric Fields
my question is exist a RFC Function or Bapi for insert Records form a external program (Delphi/Visual Basic)?
Any advices?
Thanks.hi madhurao123 thanks for answer.
But Why block the Thread?
This question is no so basic, yet never learn, the forum must be open to these questions maybe open a forum somewhere basic but must be able to do these basic questions.
IT Toolbox commented the same thing, but if not here or ITtoolbox or where else can ask basic questions?
Advise me, thank you.
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