How to save SM59 RFC entries during system refreshes

Hello,
I will be refreshing our NW04 ERP and SRM QA systems. Our platform is Oracle/Unix.
My question is how to export the SM59 RFC entries before the refresh, so I can reimport them after the refresh. I have done this successfully in R/3 4.6c, but cannot get it to work in NW04.
During the last refresh, I manually created transports and added the three standard objects, but after reimporting the transport in the newly refreshed system, I found that the RFC's were not restored.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank You,
Joyce

Hello Joyce,
I've created an RFC destination in a NW04 system while making a SQL trace.
It did
a DELETE in table RSECACTB
an UPDATE in table RFCDES
an UPDATE in table RSECTAB
an INSERT in table RFCDES
an UPDATE in table ATAB
an INSERT in table RFCATTRIB
a DELETE in RSECTAB
an INSERT in RSECTAB
an INSERT in RSESCACTB
an INSERT in ATAB
I think that the data model is much more complicated in NW04 than in R/3 4.6 and creating manually a transport is a challenge that I would not try !
Regards,
Olivier

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                        /usr/sbin/route add $type $route $gateway
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esac
root_sol9# cat /etc/routes.conf
172.1.2.0/24 172.1.2.4
172.1.3.0/24 172.1.3.4
root_sol9# ln -s /etc/rc2.d/S70staticRoutes /etc/init.d/staticRoutes.sh
root_sol9#Best Regards,
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