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RFC Destination Export/import Using R3trans: Saturday, September 4, 2010

This document provides instructions for exporting and importing RFC destinations from an SAP system using R3trans before and after a system copy. The steps include logging in as the sidadm user, creating export and import files specifying the tables and client to export from or import to, and running the R3trans command with the corresponding parameter file. When completed successfully, this allows backing up and restoring the RFC configuration.

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RFC Destination Export/import Using R3trans: Saturday, September 4, 2010

This document provides instructions for exporting and importing RFC destinations from an SAP system using R3trans before and after a system copy. The steps include logging in as the sidadm user, creating export and import files specifying the tables and client to export from or import to, and running the R3trans command with the corresponding parameter file. When completed successfully, this allows backing up and restoring the RFC configuration.

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Solution

RFC Destination export/import using R3trans Saturday,


September 4, 2010
This can be used to take backup of RFC destinations before systm copy and can be restored once
system copy is over.

1) Login to SAP Server with sidadm user
2) create a file with rfcexp.dat with below mentioned data

export
client=771
file="F:\rfcexp.ctl"
Select * from rfcattrib
Select * from rfcdes
Select * from rfcdoc
Select * from RFCSYSACL
select * RSECACHK
select * RSECACTB

3) Run command R3trans -w rfcexp.log F:\rfcexp.dat
4) Export should be over with RC=0
5) For import create file rfcimp.dat with following content

import
file="F:\rfcexp.ctl"

6) Run Command R3trans -w rfcimp.log rfcimp.dat

RFCs should be imported


Regards,
Gagan Deep Kaushal
Posted by Gagan Deep Kaushal at 9/04/2010 09:58:00 PM
Labels: RFC Destination export/import using R3trans

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