Changing the Number of RFC Server Instances or Threads

Use

By default, one TREX RFC server per Gateway runs on each TREX host. You can either increase the number of RFC server instances in single-thread mode or switch the RFC server to multithread mode. The system then automatically starts the corresponding number of RFC server threads. Both changes can be necessary for performance reasons.

Note

The TREX RFC server is configured for multithread mode by default.

Increasing the Number of RFC Server Instances

Go to the Landscape RFC window in the TREX admin tool (stand-alone).
Choose Connect Admin Tool to connect to the SAP systems.
Select the RFC connection for which you want to change the number of RFC server instances.
Note
Make sure that you have selected the single threaded option (TREX RFC server runs in single-thread mode) in the RfCServer dropdown list.
Use the Default Number RfCServer Instances function to change the number of TREX RFC server instances.

Changing the RFC Servers to Multi-Thread Mode

Go to the Landscape RFC window in the TREX admin tool (stand-alone).
Choose Connect Admin Tool to connect to the SAP systems.
In the RFCServer dropdown list, choose the multi threaded option (TREX RFC server runs in multithread mode).

Result

All RFC connections that are listed in the TREX admin tool (standalone) are configured again for multithread mode. To change the mode, the TREX admin tool stops and restarts all TREX RFC servers.

Caution

Make sure that stopping the TREX RFC servers does not terminate running processes that the applications using TREX have started. Otherwise stopping the TREX RFC servers can cause data loss. Before you make the change to the RFC server mode, a dialog box in the TREX admin tool warns you specifically again of this danger.