Where are the CCMS system groups saved?

Hello,
When I create a new system in RZ21 "Maintain system groups", it brings up a list of possible entries. Now I don't have any entries in my technical topology, but still the list contains some systems.
Does anybody know which table/procedure stores this info?
Best regards,
Eric

Hi
If the above link doesn't work...check to see if you have followed the steps below
Go to the monitor environment (Transaction RZ20). Delete the monitoring context for SAPconnect. To do this, proceed according to the following description:
Open "SAP CCMS Technical Expert Monitors" in the CCMS monitor sets tree and select "All Monitoring Contexts" there by double-clicking.
If you do not find the entry "BusinessCommunication" here, the data collection method was not yet started in this system and you can go on to point 2. If the entry exists, select:
Extras-> Activate maintenance function (if not already activated)
Select the BusinessCommunication node
Select Edit -> Nodes (MTE)-> Reset
Confirm the security dialog box with "Yes"
Confirm the information dialog box by pressing 'Continue'
Select the node again
Select Edit -> Nodes (MTE)-> Delete
Select "Option 4"
Confirm the security dialog box with "Yes"
The BusinessCommunication node should now no longer appear.
Cheers,
Chaith

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    List processing
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    Screens
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    Internal
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    10
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    RAW
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    Internal
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    CHAR
    8
    R/3 System
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    Internal
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    INT4
    10
    Internal Tables
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    TCODE
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    20
    ABAP Program
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    TFDSN
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    Obsolete
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    Internal Tables
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    70
    Screens
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    10
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    10
    Internal
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    10
    Obsolete
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    Obsolete
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    10
    Obsolete
    TPAGI
    INT4
    10
    Obsolete
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    10
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    10
    Obsolete
    TTABI
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    10
    Obsolete
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    20
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    TVAR1
    CHAR
    20
    Creating Lists
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    20
    Creating Lists
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    20
    Creating Lists
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    CHAR
    20
    Creating Lists
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    20
    Creating Lists
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    CHAR
    20
    Creating Lists
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    20
    Creating Lists
    Text variable for headers
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    20
    Creating Lists
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    20
    Creating Lists
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    10
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    Time difference to Greenwich Mean Time
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    Constants
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    R/3 System
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    UZEIT
    TIMS
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    Current (application server) time
    VLINE
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    1
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    Vertical line
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    CUKY
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    Obsolete
    WILLI
    INT4
    10
    Obsolete
    WINCO
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    10
    Obsolete
    WINDI
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    10
    Obsolete
    WINRO
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    10
    Obsolete
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    79
    Obsolete
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    10
    Obsolete
    WINX2
    INT4
    10
    Obsolete
    WINY1
    INT4
    10
    Obsolete
    WINY2
    INT4
    10
    Obsolete
    WTITL
    CHAR
    1
    Creating Lists
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    XCODE
    CHAR
    70
    Internal
    XFORM
    CHAR
    30
    Internal
    XPROG
    CHAR
    40
    Internal
    ZONLO
    CHAR
    6
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