bgRFC: Configuration 

 

 

Use

To ensure optimum performance of bgRFC communication, various settings need to be made.

You can perform all the relevant steps in transaction SBGRFCCONF.

To perform bgRFC configuration tasks, you need authorizations from authorization object S_BGRFC.

You have the following configuration options:

Basic Settings

Create supervisor destination

bgRFC cannot function if a supervisor destination has not been defined.

Creating Inbound Destinations

By creating separate inbound destinations for each application, you can distribute the load.

Assigning Queue Prefixes to Inbound Destinations

You need to make these settings in order to assign existing queue prefixes for a “classic” qRFC to an inbound destination, therefore ensuring that bgRFC works without errors.

Maintain logon server groups

By assigning server groups to an inbound destination, you can distribute the load.

Scheduler Configuration

To optimize system performance when using bgRFC, you can make various settings for the bgRFC schedulers.  

 

If you do not want to make any changes here, the system takes the default values.

 

More Information

You can find information about the authorizations required for bgRFC configuration under:

●      bgRFC Authorizations

The settings described above are on the various tab pages in transaction SBGRFCCONF.

For more information about the configuration options, see:

●      Creating a Supervisor Destination

●      Maintaining Inbound Destinations

●      System-Specific Settings

●      Application Server-Specific Settings

●      Destination-Specific Settings

You can find more information about setting up system resources (work processes) for bgRFC under:

●      Configuration of System Resources for aRFC, tRFC, qRFC