Component: BC-ABA
Component Name: ABAP Runtime Environment
Description: ABAP Daemons can be non-automatically started using a static RFC destination that is maintained in transaction SM59. When configuring an automatic daemons start-up, they also can be started using either a static RFC destination or a dynamic RFC destination that requires a trust connection. Dynamic RFC destinations are not displayed in the SM59 transaction and can only exist in memory.
Key Concepts: ABAP Daemon RFC destination is a component of the ABAP Runtime Environment (BC-ABA) in SAP. It is a remote function call (RFC) destination that allows communication between two SAP systems. It is used to transfer data from one system to another, and can be used for both synchronous and asynchronous communication. How to use it: To use the ABAP Daemon RFC destination, you must first create an RFC destination in the target system. This can be done by going to transaction code SM59 and selecting “Create”. Then, enter the details of the target system, such as the host name, system number, and user name. Once the RFC destination is created, you can use it to transfer data from one system to another. Tips & Tricks: When creating an ABAP Daemon RFC destination, make sure to select the “ABAP Daemon” option in the “Type” field. This will ensure that the connection is secure and that data is transferred correctly. Additionally, make sure to check the “Active” checkbox so that the connection is active and ready for use. Related Information: For more information on ABAP Daemon RFC destinations, please refer to SAP Help Portal article “ABAP Daemon RFC Destination” (https://help.sap.com/viewer/abap_daemon_rfc_destination). Additionally, you can find more information on creating and managing RFC destinations in SAP in the article “Creating and Managing RFC Destinations in SAP” (https://help.sap.com/viewer/creating_and_managing_rfc_destinations_in_sap).
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