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Defining New System in SALE

Print This Post Email This Post Written by admin on Jan 27th, 2012 | Filed under: Basis

SAP systems consists of more than one client – technically 1000 client can be created in one system. So we need to identify which client is the business client. Preciously SAP is client based (A mandatory field while login)
Each client is defined with a logical system name that is defined in SALE. (Sap System linking and enabling). Each system is identified by SID, client by 3 digit number. So, Logical system number should be <SID>CLNT<CLNT_Number>

To identify the systems easily by name
1. Goto > SALE > Basic Settings > Logical System
2. Define Logical System (<SID>CLNT009)
3. Assign logical system to the client.

There should be unique SID in the Landscape.

Defining RFC Connection – SM59
1. SM59 – Provide the name of the logical system
2. Select the connection type ’3′
3. Description about the connection
4. Technical settings (Host name and Instance No)
5. Logon Security (Client, UID, PWD, Logon Language)
6. Save the connection, Test Connection, Remote logon

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