Syntax
MS Windows:
setup.bat wsdestination import <DESTINATION_NAME> <FROM_FILE_PATH>
UNIX and Linux:
./setup.sh wsdestination import <DESTINATION_NAME> <FROM_FILE_PATH>
| Name | Definition |
|---|---|
<DESTINATION_NAME> |
The WS destination name |
<FROM_FILE_PATH> |
A file that contains the relevant WS destination |
In an installation scenario integrated with SAP S/4HANA Cloud, the Important
Refer to the SAP CC Tuning Guide for more information about the mandatory and optional settings, the security
settings, examples, and recommendations.
Each line of the text file represents a configuration detail.
A single-line comment begins with the hash (#) symbol.
You use this command to:
import command creates (or maintains) into the
Core Database a WS destination.
The SAP CC system uses one or more WS destinations to communicate with the relevant
systems for BIT loading purpose.
File Format
Use
ws.destination.sk template file available in the
exe/uc/<OS>/CC_CORE_SERVER/config/s4hc subfolder of the SAP Central Repository.
Notes
To work with this command, you must have the Administrator role in your SAP CC user profile.
Refer to the SAP CC 5.0 Security Guide for more user assistance and information about the necessary authorizations.
delete
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To delete a WS destination from the databaseexport
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To export a WS destination from the database to a fileimport
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To import a WS destination into the database list
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To list the available WS destinations