RFC Connection

The following RFC connections can be defined when extracting and uploading your custom code. 

• A Production RFC connection is required in order to extract usage information.
   
• A Solution Manager RFC connection is used to extract a list of additional external systems that may be impacted as a result of the changing ERP landscape.
   
• A BW RFC is an optional connection that can be used to extract data from the BW system and used by Panaya to show the impact on the BW system as a result of the change to the ERP system.
   
• SI and ATC RFCs are required for S/4HANA Solutions

1. Start transaction SM59 (configuration of RFC connection)
2. In the new window fill the following values according to the RFC connection target system
   • Press the create button in the upper toolbar to create RFC connections with the following values    

     Value/Field	RFC Destination	Connection Type	Description 1
     Production	PANAYA_PRD	3 (ABAP connection)	PANAYA_PRD
     Solution Manager	PANAYA_SM	3 (ABAP connection)	PANAYA_SM
     BW	PANAYA_BW	3 (ABAP connection)	PANAYA_BW
     Production 0	PANAYA_SI	3 (ABAP connection)	PANAYA_SI
     Netweaver 7.52 ATC	PANAYA_ATC	3 (ABAP connection)	PANAYA_ATC

     In the Technical Settings tab:
     For Target Host - type your target system hostname or number
     For System Number - type your target system number

     

     In the Logon & Security tab -
     
     For Language - English (EN)
     
     For Client Type - your target system client number.
     For Panaya SI (S/4HANA), use 000. SAP recommends using client 000 when running SI checks. Using this client results in reporting all errors for all other clients.
     
     For User & Password - your target system username and password (User Type Dialog)
     
     Click here for Required User Authorizations
     

3. Click the Connection Test button to validate your connection

4. Click the Remote Logon button and validate your user

5. Repeat steps 3-7 for each RFC connection defined in step 3.