SAP Destinations

All systems that are stored in the SAP GUI logon are also stored in SAP Easy Document Management. You can add, edit, or delete these systems and define their connection parameters.

Activities

When you open SAP Easy Document Management to log on, you see a list of available systems. You can choose (SAP Destinations) to do the following:

Choose New to add a system to the list.
Select a system in the list and choose Delete.
Select a system in the list and choose Edit.
Choose New and select a connection parameter from the list.

The following connection parameters are available:

Parameter ID	Description
SAPLOGON_ID	String defined for SAPLOGON on 32-bit Windows
ASHOST	Host name of a specific application server (R/3; No load balancing)
GWHOST	Host name of the SAP gateway
GWSERV	Service of the SAP gateway
SYSNR	R/3 system number (R/3; No load balancing)
MSHOST	Host name of the message server (if using load balancing)
MSSERV	Service of the message server (if using load balancing)
R3NAME	Name of the R/3 system (if using load balancing)
GROUP	Name of the group of application servers (if using load balancing)
DEST	Destination name in saprfc.ini, if using saprfc.ini
USE_SAPGUI	Use SAPGUI, 0/1/2: start without/with/invisible SAP GUI (Default: 0). For more information, see SAP Note `1393924`.
CODEPAGE	This is useful if the SAP GUI starts with a codepage that is different from 1100. The default is 1100 or set in the SAP_CODEPAGE environment variable.
SNC_MODE	Working with SNC, 0/1: without/with SNC (Default: 0)
SNC_QOP	SNC Quality of service (Default: 8) The following options are available: Value 1 With this protection level, the system verifies the identity of the communication partners. This is the minimum protection level offered by SNC. No actual data protection is provided. Value 2 With this protection level, the system detects any changes or manipulation of the data which may have occurred between the two end points of a communication. Integrity protection also includes authentication. Value 3 With this protection level, the system encrypts the messages being transferred to make eavesdropping useless. Privacy protection also includes integrity protection of the data. This is the maximum level of protection provided by SNC. Value 8 This is default protection Value 9 This is maximum protection
SNC_MYNAME	Own SNC name if you do not want to use the default SNC name
SNC_PARTNERNAME	SNC name of the partner or SNC name of the message server (load balancing)
SNC_LIB	Full path and name of the SNC library
GRT_DATA	SAProuter connect string while using SAP GUI H/<router string> The whole router string for SAP GUI /P/<password> If the password for the SAP GUI connection is not the same as the logon password
PCS	Partner’s character size Value 1 is Non-Unicode Value 2 is Unicode
COMM_CP	Communication Codepage for Unicode conversions. This option is only active in the unicode version of the RFC library.
ICCE	Ignore Character Conversion Errors,0/1: Do not ignore/Ignore Default value is 1 or defined by environment variable RFC_IGNORE_CONV_ERROR. If this flag is 1, the conversion error does not result in a connection termination. Instead, it replaces the character, which could not be converted with CFIT defined token.
CFIT	Conversion Fault Indicator Token This flag determines a substitute symbol for the received unicode characters, which could not be converted by the RFC library.
WAN_CONN	RFC using Wide Area Network, 0 = LAN, 1 = WAN (Default: 0). 0=LAN, 1=WAN. If set enables better compression of large tables. Value can be defined with environment variable RFC_WAN_THRESHOLD
TOUPPER	Do not convert user and password to upper case while sending to the Application Server: 0/1 (Default: 1).

There are also the following alternative logon possibilities:

Parameter ID	Description
ALIAS_USER	An alias user name can be used instead of a user or together with a username. If both username and ALIAS_USER are used, they must match.
MYSAPSSO	SAP Cookie Version 1 is used instead of user and password for logon to backend.
MYSAPSSO2	SAP Cookie Version 2 is used instead of password for logon to backend. In this case, user name is optional.
X509CERT	An X.509 certificate is used instead of password to logon to R/3 system. In this case, user name is optional.
EXTIDDATA	Contains valid external user's ID of an external authentication system. User name is optional. External ID needs to to be defined in the SAP system.
EXTIDTYPE	Defines the external identity. Valid only with EXTIDDATA.