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pub.sap.client:getAttributes
Connects to the given SAP system and returns information specific to one RFC client connection session:
Input Parameter
serverName
Alias of the SAP system that sends the TID. This name must match a configured RFC connection alias at Adapter for SAP.
$client
Optional. Client for the session. If no client is specified, the client specified in the SAP system alias settings is used.
$user
Optional. User name for the session. If no user is specified, the default user is used.
$pass
Optional. Password for the session. If the password is not specified, then the user and password will be looked up in the SAP User store.
$language
Optional. Language used during the session. If no language is specified, the default language is used.
Return Values
destination
String. Destination of the connection.
ownHost
Hostname (or IP) of the machine Integration Server is running on.
partnerHost
Hostname (or IP) of the machine the SAP system is running on.
systemNumber
System number of the SAP system.
systemID
Unique three-letter-ID of SAP system (in local network).
client
Client the session is connected to.
user
SAP user that has connected with this session.
language
Logon language.
SOLanguage
ISO name for logon language.
ownCodepage
SAP codepage this connection is using.
partnerCodepage
SAP codepage the SAP system is running on.
ownRelease
Version of the loaded RFC library used by Adapter for SAP.
partnerRelease
Release of the SAP system.
kernelRelease
Kernel release of the SAP system.
partnerType
RFC type of the partner; SAP ECC(3), R/2(2) or external RFC server(E).
trace
Flag indicating whether trace is turned on (true) or off (false) for this connection.
ownType
RFC type of Adapter for SAP; is always be E.
rfcRole
Role of Adapter for SAP in this call; is always be: C (for client).
CPICConversationID
CPIC ID of the connection (low level protocol information).
encoding
IANA-encoding that is equivalent to the SAP codepage used, for example: ISO-8859-1.
charset
Charset that is equivalent to the SAP codepage used, for example: ISO8859_1 (used in Java constructors).
bytesPerChar
Number of maximum bytes used per char in the codepage.