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Hello All,
I've installed a TREX instance to be linked up to two SRM instances (SRD and SRT). I had done this successfully on a prior server, but recently we got a new
server to run TREX on.
When I reinstalled TREX on the new server, I have
success having SRD connect to TREX via SM59, but SRT fails because the program isn't getting registered.
While looking into the details, I find this error message in the traces:
[00344] 2007-04-16 14:05:25.519 i Daemon TrexDaemon.cpp(03508) :
start 'TREXRfcServer.exe -r -host=usalsapt -instance=sapgw52
-service=TREXRfcServer_13' failed
[00344] 2007-04-16 14:05:25.519 e Daemon TrexDaemon.cpp(02951) :
creation of process '"TREXRfcServer.exe" -r -host=usalsapt
-instance=sapgw52 -service=TREXRfcServer_13' failed: The directory name
is invalid.
Has anyone experienced something similar before? Or have an idea as to which directory the error message references? Thank you
~TJ

Hi TJ,
did you check in SM59 if the RFC destination is of type "regestration" and has case-sensitive correct the name in there ?
Do you see a different error when SRT is down ?
I guess, you checked to ping usalsapt from the TREX box already ? The instance number is 52 as well ?
Regards
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut.gmbh
http://www.consolut.de - http://www.4soi.de - http://www.easymarketplace.de

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