Use the SAP Server Settings screen to check the settings of your configured SAP Server.
You can also display the following screens from this screen:
System
The fields in this section inform you about the server name and the related
router string.
Name
The name stands for the alias you gave your SAP Server. This will be the name by which the server will be known to SAP BC developers, clients and partners.SAP Router String
Informs you about the defined router string you chose for the SAP server.
Login Defaults
The fields in this section inform you about the login defaults for the
R/3 System.
User
The user name for the specified SAP R/3 system.Password
The password for the specified SAP R/3 system.Note: The password is always hidden.
Client
The three-digit SAP client numberLanguage
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 state the actual SAP R/3 system you’re connecting
to.
Application Server
The IP address or host name of the SAP system.System Number
The system number of the R/3 system (0-99).
Load Balancing
The fields in this section inform you about the settings you enabled for
the load balancing allowing you to always connect to the fastest application
server. If Load Balancing is set to OFF
you always connect to the same application server.
Load Balancing
This field shows you if the load balancing is on.Group Name
Depending on how you configured your load balancing, this field shows you the selected group name for the group logon. SAP BC saves and displays your configuration even if you changed the Load Balancing afterwards to OFF.Message Server
Depending on how you configured your load balancing, this field shows you the selected message server for the group logon. SAP BC saves and displays your load balancing configuration even if you changed the Load Balancing afterwards to OFF.System ID
This field displays the chosen three-digit number of the SAP system. SAP BC saves and displays your load balancing configuration even if you changed the Load Balancing afterwards to OFF.
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. Must 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.Repository Server
This server is taken from the existing SAP server list. All repository lookups such as metadata lookups for structures and function interfaces are done there. This makes easier the use third-party Rfc Servers for the BC as client. They can provide their functionality and do not need to be extended with e.g. RFC_GET_FUNCTION_INTERFACE.
Advanced Settings
The fields in this section show your advanced RFC function settings.
ABAP Debug
If the switch is ON, the ABAP debugger is enabled. If the switch is OFF, the ABAP debugger is disabled.Use SAPGUI
Depending on how you set the SAPGUI switch, the SAPGUI will run between two RFC functions visible (ON), hidden (HIDDEN) or not at all (OFF).RFC Trace
Depending on whether you set an RFC trace this field displays ON or OFF.
Security Options
The fields in this section show your SNC (Secure Network Connection) settings.
SNC enabled
Specifies whether this server should use SNC or not. Default: no.SNC Name
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 a 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.
Edit
Click to edit the settings of your SAP Server.
Test Connection
Click to test if your settings are correct and a communication with the
SAP R/3 System is possible. This will bring you to the Connected
screen or Error screen depending on how
successful the connection was.