What is the sapmsg.ini include syntax?

Hi all,
myDest = new SAP.Connector.SAPLogonDestination();
     myDest.DestinationName = "30 100 SRD - Xxxxx xXXXXxx";
     myDest.Client = 100;
     myDest.Username = "User";
     myDest.Password = "Pass";
     myDest.SystemNumber=30;
     myDest.AppServerHost="Host";
Error:
Additional information: No entry for 'SRD' found in 'C:\WINDOWS\sapmsg.ini'
What is the problem? Can you help me?
Regards,

Hi,
I think in the they r fetching the into table t_vbak. If no data found for ur specified selection criteria then then table t_vbak[] is empty, inthat case ur printing 'No data found'.
Regards,
Srinivas Ch

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