SAP ABAP Data Element FM_FYC_DEST (RFC Server Group for Parallel Background Processing)
Hierarchy
☛ EA-PS (Software Component) SAP Enterprise Extension Public Services
   ⤷ PSM-FM (Application Component) Funds Management
     ⤷ FMBS_ADDON (Package) FIFM: Basis (Add-On Objects)
Basic Data
Data Element FM_FYC_DEST
Short Description RFC Server Group for Parallel Background Processing  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type RZLLI_ACN    
Data Type CHAR   Character String 
Length 20    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 20    
Value Table      
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Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 RFC Group 
Medium 20 RFC Server Group 
Long 40 Server Group Parallel Backgrd Processing 
Heading 42 Server Grp Parallel Background Processing 
Documentation

Use

You can group the servers used for executing a number of parallel processing during closing operations for commitment (commitment carryforward and closing of open items in an RFC server. The following programs are supported by this setting:

  • Closing Operations: Carryforward of Open Items(RFFMCCF1)
  • Closing Operations: Reset Carryforward of Open Items (RFFMCCFR)
  • Closing Operations: Carryforward General Requests (RFFMCCF0)
  • Closing Operations: Close Open Items (RFFMCCLS)

SAP recommends that you define a RFC group with the appropriate ressources in order to improve performance in parallel processing of asynchronous processing in these programs.

You can define RFC server group using the function RFC Groups.

If you do not enter a RFC group, the group DEFAULT is used. This means that the asynchronous processing can be executed in parallel in all SAP system application servers available at that time. However, this can have a negative effect on the performance of servers that are already under pressure.

In both cases the number of ressources currently available (dialog work processes) is determined each time one of the programs mentioned above is started in the appropriate application server. An application server must have at least 3 free dialog processes so that the RFC parallel processing can be considered.

It is defined how many work processes are available for the parallel execution of the programs mentioned using the current system workload. The number of available processes should always be at least as high as the set number of parallel processes. Otherwise, the execution of the programs is terminated by the exception case RESSOURCE-FAILURE.

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History
Last changed by/on SAP  20020225 
SAP Release Created in 110