In order for BDEx to run correctly, collating work and exceptions from across the SAP landscape, it is necessary to configure the various systems and the connectivity between them.
Define systems and RFC destinations
This configuration option manages the list of systems in the landscape, and how these are to be reached. Every client that will be using BDEx must be entered into this table, so include all development, QA, training, pre-production and production clients where applicable. This can be maintained in SPRO or via configuration table /BTI/MDE_C_SYST.
Field | Description |
System ID | The BDEx system ID |
SAP System ID | The SAP system ID |
Client | The client number |
System Name | A descriptive name for the system |
Application | The application class ID |
Appl class | The BDEx application class name |
Destination | The RFC destination to the source system |
Source System | Whether this system is the primary BDEx system |
Source sys ID | The source system ID for this system |
Source client | The source client number for this system |
Icon | The icon to display for this system |
Active | No longer used |
WF used | Whether inform when resolved should use workflow or email notification |
For example, the following configuration would be appropriate for an ISU system EP1 client 100 and a CRM system CP1 client 100:
Field | Example value |
System ID | 0001 |
SAP System ID | EP1 |
Client | 100 |
System name | ECC production client 100 |
Application | IS-Utilities |
Appl class | /BTI/MDE_CL_MD_APPL_ISU |
Destination | |
Source system | X |
Source sys ID | |
Source client | |
Icon | |
Active | |
WF used |
Field | Example value |
System ID | 0002 |
SAP System ID | CP1 |
Client | 100 |
System name | CRM production client 100 |
Application | |
Appl class | |
Destination | EP1CLNT100 |
Source system | |
Source sys ID | EP1 |
Source client | 100 |
Icon | |
Active | |
WF used |
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