Add SAP Server Screen

Use the Add SAP Server screen to add and configure a SAP Server to use with the SAP Business Connector.


System
The fields in this section specify the server name and the related router string.

Name
The Name stands as an alias for the SAP Server. You can enter anything you want, but remember that this will be the name by which the server will be known to SAP BC developers, clients and partners.

SAP Router String
The SAP Router String is only needed if there exists a firewall between the SAP server and SAP BC. Syntax for a router string: /H/<IP>/H/.

Login Defaults
The fields in this section define the login defaults for the R/3 System you are connecting to. Besides the user, password and client it is possible to specify the default language in which the R/3 system will start.

User
The user name for the specified SAP R/3 system.

Password
The password for the specified SAP R/3 system.

Client
The three-digit SAP client number

Language
The SAP language code. If connecting to a V3 system, this is one character. For a V4 system it is two characters.

Server Logon
The fields in this section define the actual SAP R/3 system you’re connecting to.

Application Server
The IP address or host name of the SAP system. In this release this server will be used as the gateway host for an RFC Listener.

System Number
The system number of the R/3 system (00-99).

Load Balancing
The fields in this section allow you to route through a message server. This allows you to always connect to the fastest application server. You can leave the fields at their default value. If you do so, you always connect to the same application server.

Load Balancing
Load balancing follows the group login concept. If you choose ON, the group login is active.

Group Name
If you have set the Load Balancing to ON, you have to specify the name of the group you want to login.

Message Server
In this field specify the host name or the IP address of the message server.

System ID
The three-digit number of the SAP system.

External RFC Server
The fields in this section allow you to specify an external RFC Server.

RFC Server
If you choose ON, an external RFC Server will be used.

Program ID
The Program ID of the external RFC Server.

Gateway Host
Gateway Host for accessing your RFC Server. Has to be the IP- or DN-address of the Gateway the RFC Server is registered on.

Gateway Service
This corresponds to the system number of your RFC Server. Syntax: The Gateway Service has to be in the form of sapgwXX, where XX is a value from 00 to 99. Example: sapgw07

Advanced Settings
The fields in this section allow you to use some advanced RFC functions. The necessary parameters for these functions can be set via the menus.

ABAP Debug
Enables or disables the ABAP debugger (values: OFF/ON, default: OFF)

Use SAPGUI
Runs with, without or with a hidden SAPGUI between two RFC functions (values: ON/OFF/HIDDEN, default: OFF).

RFC Trace
Enables the creation of an RFC trace information (values: OFF/ON, default: OFF).

Security Options
The fields in this section allow you to establish SNC connections for the server communication. The necessary parameters for these functions can be set via the drop down menus.

SNC enabled
Specifies whether this server should use SNC or not. Default: no.

SNC Name
Enter your own SNC name if you don't want to use the default SNC name.

SNC Partnername
SNC name of the SNC partner (RFC server) or SNC name of the message server (Load Balancing).

Quality of Service
Specifies the SNC Quality of service, possible values: Plain text, but authorization; Each data packet will be integrity protected; Each data packet will be privacy protected; Use global build-in default settings; Use maximum available security

Save
Click to save the settings or the changes.

Cancel
Click to cancel the active editing and return to the SAP Server Settings screen.