This article answers following queries:
- How to delete transaction rfc’s in SAP?
- Explain the process of deleting struck or old transactional rfcs in SAP
- How to delete trfc’s in SAP?
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Sometimes, you may face transactional rfc issues in SM58
(like connection error/SQL errors/Application error/System error etc). In those
cases, you want to delete those problematic rfc entries. So, please proceed as
follows for deleting those entries.
Login to SAP system ABAP stack and navigate to SM58
transaction as shown below. Select the display period and username as per your
requirement and execute by clicking on highlighted icon below.
For example, there are 2 transactional rfc errors (similar
to below screen)
If you want to delete them permanently from the above list,
you have to proceed as shown below.
Navigate to Log file -> Reorganize as shown below
It will result in below screen.
Please provide the relevant dates/destination/username and select status as applicable to your scenario and execute the same by clicking on highlighted icon.
Based on the above criteria, whatever rfc’s that is matching
will be deleted and a confirmation message similar to below will be displayed on
the status bar.
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Thanks for sharing info
Hi Sir, I have a question. How you will give the ownership permission for sidadm? what is the command?
Example:If a folder is in root Test(foldername). How you will give the Owner permission in siadm for Test folder?
very useful information Bindu
Nice one, this information is useful for user who are looking forward about "SAP"
chown sidadm:sapsys foldername
It was nice article it was very useful for me as well as useful for SAP ONLINE TRAINING
There are four types of RFC communications.
1.Synch 2.Asynch 3.Transactional 4.Queued.
My doubt is, where we will define the type of RFC communcation in SAP?
i.e in practical where we will mention this.
Thanks you for providing valuable information --- Charry Hen
For permission:Chmod 775 foldername
For ownership: chown sidadm:sapsys foldername
For database:chown orasid:sysdba foldername
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