Prompting logon screen in remote system..

Hi All,
I have developed a RFC function module in B system and when i call this RFC function module from A system (for displaying a ALV report with the data fetched from B system), to my surprise it is prompting the logon screen of B system for entering the details, when we enter the logon details and press enter, then automatically it is taking us back to A system and displaying the report.
Now the problem is can we get the data from B system and display the report in A with out prompting the logon screen of B system.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Venu Gudala.

Hi,
Go to SM59 transaction and enter the RFC destination of system B
and then go to the second tab i.e. logon/security and then enter the client, user and password details and then save it.
then check if its working fine....
Regards,
Siddarth

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