Using the RFC Macros and Macro Variables |
The R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon window is automatically displayed if you do not use the RFC_LOGON_INFO macro string when you submit your %CALLRFC macro statement. The R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon window enables you to define the R/3 BAPI connection parameters that are required to access the SAP System.
R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon Window
For more information about the %CALLRFC macro, see %CALLRFC. For more information about using the RFC_LOGON_INFO macro string, see RFC_LOGON_INFO.
The following fields are available on the R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon window:
Client |
enables you to identify the SAP logon client. This field is required. |
User |
enables you to identify the SAP user logon ID. This field is required. |
Password |
enables you to enter the SAP user password. This field is required. |
Language |
enables you to specify the SAP logon language. Specify the 1-byte SAP language (E for English, D for German, and so on) or the 2-byte ISO language (EN for English, DE for German, and so on). This field is required. |
Destination |
enables you to identify the logical destination of the saprfc.ini file, if applicable. This field is required if you use the saprfc.ini file. |
Host |
enables you to identify the application server host. This field is required if a specific application server will be used. |
System number |
enables you to identify the SAP System number if you are using a specific application server and are not using Load Balancing. This field is required if you use a specific application server. |
Gateway host |
enables you to identify the host name of the SAP gateway. |
Gateway service |
enables you to identify the service of the SAP gateway. |
The following buttons are available on the R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon window:
OK |
submits the R/3 BAPI connection parameters that you entered and attempts to log on to the SAP System. |
Cancel |
closes the R/3 BAPI Connector: Logon window without submitting the connection parameters and attempting to logon to the SAP System. |
Help |
displays the SAS Help for the window. |
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