Setting a different rfc destination if code is run on a particular server ?

Hi,
I need to fetch blocked data from GTS server....
I am doing the same using the function module '/SAPSLL/BLCK_DOCS_SD_R3' present in the transaction '/SAPSLL/BL_DOC_SD_R3' ...
Now as per my requirement, i need to fetch data from a different rfc destination if the code is run on a particular server.... ie I need to set the RFC destination in that particular case....
I do not want to copy the whole function group and make changes in the place where the RFC destination is determined.
Is there any other way to get through this. ....
Thanks....

Hello
The RFC destination to the GTS server is determined within fm /SAPSLL/BLCK_DOCS_LS_FETCH_R3:
*------- RFC-Destination Legal Services ermitteln
CALL FUNCTION '/SAPSLL/CD_ALE_RECEIVER_GET_R3'
 IMPORTING
 EV_RFC_DEST = LV_RFC_DEST
 EXCEPTIONS
 NO_RFC_DESTINATION_MAINTAINED = 2
 CUSTOMS_SERVER_NOT_UNIQUE = 4
 OTHERS = 8.
IF NOT ( SY-SUBRC IS INITIAL ) .
 MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY
 NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4
 RAISING ERROR_ALE_SETUP.
 EXIT.
ENDIF.
*------- Daten fuer RFC-Aufruf vorbereiten
PERFORM BLOCKED_DOCS_REF_PREPARE USING IV_APP_LEV
 CHANGING CT_DOCUMENT_NUMBER
 LT_OBJECT_DOCUMENT .
*------- Prozessindikator
IF NOT ( IS_OUTPUT-SHWMSG IS INITIAL ) .
 CASE IV_APP_LEV.
 WHEN GC_APPLICATION_LEVEL-SALES_ORDER.
 PERFORM PROGRESS_INDICATOR USING IS_OUTPUT-SHWMSG
 TEXT-M05.
 WHEN GC_APPLICATION_LEVEL-OUTBOUND_DELIVERY.
 PERFORM PROGRESS_INDICATOR USING IS_OUTPUT-SHWMSG
 TEXT-M06.
 WHEN GC_APPLICATION_LEVEL-INVOICE.
 PERFORM PROGRESS_INDICATOR USING IS_OUTPUT-SHWMSG
 TEXT-M07.
 WHEN OTHERS.
*------- Nada
 ENDCASE.
ENDIF.
*------- FB: RFC-Aufruf in Legal Services
CALL FUNCTION '/SAPSLL/LC_BLCK_DOC_SELECT_RFC'
 DESTINATION LV_RFC_DEST
 EXPORTING
Calling fm /SAPSLL/CD_ALE_RECEIVER_GET_R3 the system tries to find the RFC destination from a distribution model (transaction BD64) for
- OBJECT = 'BUS6801'
- METHOD = 'SYNCHRONIZEIFR3'
If we are already on the GTS server I assume that the fetched RFC destination should be 'NONE'.
If you are on another system (<> GTS server) then you should create the appropriate distribution model which allows the system to determine the RFC destination to the GTS server.
Regards
Uwe

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