RFC Destination Test?

Is there FM to Test a RFC Destination?

Hi Ruben,
SM59 is the transaction to test for RFC destination.
Just click on REMOTELOGON button. It will open destination system logon.
The function module /SDF/SL_RFC_GET_CLIENT_REMOTE will determine the RFC destination.
The function module ARFC_DEST_CONFIRM will confirms destionation of RFC.
The function module RFC_CHECK_DESTINATION will check the destionation of RFC.
Thanks,
Vinay

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Requirements in R3 system:
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Requirements in XI system:
1. Create Technical System pointing to the R3 system.
2. create Business System pointing to the R3 system.
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RFC destination with CIF application case !

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Hello Loknath,
If I understand your query correctly,
1.Assign logical system to RFC destination is OK for you.
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I need to configure the RFC destination and other technical settings and certainly need help from Basis people. However what inputs we have to give them enabling us to set right configuration. I find different proxy class, RFC destination etc have been set for different object types.
For ex, I want to configure cproject with MM,SD, CO etc
What information as a functional consultant we have to provide to Basis people.
I met with following error in accounting.please tell the path for required settings.
An error occurred when connecting to the accounting system EC6CLNT100
Message no. DPR_FIN_GECCO001
Diagnosis
A connection to the Accounting system could not be made. Possible causes are:
The system is not available
The RFC destination for the Accounting system is incorrectly defined in Customizing.
System Response
The system could not read data from the Accounting system. The system cannot distribute project data to the Accounting system.
Procedure
In transaction SM59 check the RFC destination defined for the Accounting system.
Check whether you defined the correct RFC destination for the object type. See Customizing for Collaboration Projects under --> --> .
Zinni
Edited by: Makwana Zinni on May 27, 2009 1:58 PM

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I am getting the same error. Could you please elaborate on how you fixed the error. I am not sure what/how to test in tcode SM59. I am following the cofig guide for cProjects but the cProjects screen is still giving me the error msg and I am not able to understand the solution.
Here is the ERROR MSG
An error occurred when connecting to the accounting system
Message no. DPR_FIN_GECCO001
Diagnosis
A connection to the Accounting system could not be made. Possible causes are:
The system is not available
The RFC destination for the Accounting system is incorrectly defined in Customizing.
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The system could not read data from the Accounting system. The system cannot distribute project data to the Accounting system.
Procedure
In transaction SM59 check the RFC destination defined for the Accounting system.
Check whether you defined the correct RFC destination for the object type. See Customizing for Collaboration Projects under --> --> .
ANYONE'S HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED!!

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is RFC destination and logical system name of receiveing system should be same ??????
If the names of the both are different what will be the effect plz tell me ????

HI Prahlad,
Logical system is nothing but participating system in the ALE scenario.
By Using RFC call we can connect to Other system .
In SM59(Def RFC ) we mention Logical sytstem name.
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Thanks
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Edited by: Jagadeshwar Gollapelly on Apr 22, 2008 3:44 PM
Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Apr 22, 2008 1:15 PM

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