Instead of configuring it manually via the transaction ' SM59'(Configurations of RFC connections),it automatically creates the following two RFC destinations: There is a standard report for that purpose called: You need to create RFC destinations for FTP communications. For creating RFC Destinations for FTP communications: Used to download a file from the FTP host.įor Disconnecting RFC connection between SAP and FTP.ĭestination = lc_rfc_dest'RFC Destination host.e.g:SAPFTPA Used to upload a file from the front-end. Used to transfer a file down to the front-end. Some of the commands includes the likes of ' PWD'(for Printing the contents of the Current Working Directory),' QUIT'(For Logging out the user currently connected to the FTP server via the 'FTP_CONNECT' function module) e.t.c. For a complete list of supported FTP commands on an FTP host,you can execute the help command. Used to execute an FTP command on the FTP host. NOT_CONNECTED = 1* 'FTP connection failed* HANDLE = HANDLE* 'For performing subsequent operations for the connected FTP Session*

RFC_DESTINATION = 'SAPFTPA' or 'SAPFTP' 'SAPFTPA = for background access to FTP Host server or SAPFTP = for front end access to FTP Server HOST = lv_host_ip* 'IP Address of the host FTP Server.In case of Server host name,it is case sensitive* PASSWORD = lv_password* 'This password could also be scrambled via the HTTP_SCRAMBLE function module* USER = lv_user*' This user name is case sensitive* *' VALUE(GATEWAY_PASSWORD) TYPE C OPTIONAL

*' VALUE(RFC_DESTINATION) LIKE RFCDES-RFCDEST Used for connecting to an FTP host,returns a handle that is used to bind subsequent commands to the session. Some useful function modules that are part of the SAPFTP Library include:

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