FM to get RFC destination name

Hi,
Could any body please let me know from CRM how can I find RFC destination of ISU ?
Thanks in Advance.

Hello Saba,
There is another easy way.
Call this:
cl_crm_isu_il_tools=>get_backend_dest(
    EXPORTING
      iv_check_avlbl = abap_true
    IMPORTING
      ev_backend_dest = gv_dest
      ev_available    = lv_available
    EXCEPTIONS
      no_backend_dest = 1
      OTHERS          = 2 ).
Or you can just execute it via SE24.
Best Regards,
Yevgen

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srinivas_1984 rao wrote:
> Hi All,
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