Side information files can contain the following platform-independent parameters:
To reduce configuration work, you can define default entries under DEST=COMMON_PART. All entries that you define under this “destination” are default values for the remaining side info entries.
If an entry is missing for a destination, the default entry is assumed, provided a default entry has been defined under DEST=COMMON_PART.
Parameter |
Meaning |
DEST |
Symbolic name of the target system |
LU |
SAP application server |
TP |
Transaction program of the partner |
PROTOCOL |
Protocol type C, I or E (see specific Side Info Parameters) |
GWHOST |
Host, on which the SAP Gateway is running |
GWSERV |
Gateway service |
MODE_NAME |
SNA mode name |
CPIC_TRACE |
Trace switch: 0, 1, 2 or 3 |
If you are using SAP’s SNC interface:
SNC* |
Name of the SNC partner |
SNC_MODE |
SNC switch |
SNC_LIB * |
Name of the SNC library |
(* Optional parameters, see also Environment Variables)
Note the following points:
· No side info: SAP_CMINIT3 provides all the connection parameters
·
Depending on
the application not all entries have to be made:
Parameters GWHOST and GWSERV do not have to be defined if the call to
SAP_CMINT makes the parameters available.
· You can access the side info file in the CPI-C program and possibly in the SAP Gateway. It can be a matter of various files, depending on the call directory and the environment variable SIDE_INFO.