ICF Recorder 

Use

By recording HTTP requests, the ICF Recorder provides you with the means to identify and fix the cause of the error whenever service calls fail.

With the ICF Recorder, you can store the recorded requests (without the corresponding passwords) in the database. This makes it easier to investigate problems, by eliminating the need to describe the problem precisely in order to reproduce an error. The problem can be reproduced again and again using the database entry, thus making it possible to find the exact cause by means of debugging or work process traces. Once you have fixed the problem, you can then use the error entries to check the corrections.

Integration

You can call the ICF Recorder directly using transaction SICF.

Features

You can use the ICF Recorder to perform the following functions:

·        Activate Recording

·        Deactivate recording

·        Display recorded HTTP requests

·        Process recorded HTTP requests

Activities

To perform an error search using the ICF Recorder, proceed as follows:

       1.      Call transaction SICF.

       2.      On the selection screen, select the tree structure or substructure that you want to display, and choose  Execute.

       3.      Choose Edit → Recorder  → Activate / Deactivate / Display Recording.

As an alternative, you can edit or display records by choosing transaction SICFRECORDER.

Additional Information

For detailed information on working with the ICF Recorder, see:

·        Activating Recording

·        Displaying and Processing Entries

·        Authorization Object S_ICFREC

You can also find further information on the ICF Recorder in Note 724804.