Communication Table

Definition

The communication table contains all of the CPI-C connections for the server on which the cursor was positioned .

The connections are displayed where the local dispatcher of the client is located and those connections where the server is located. This means, the connections to the server that were made externally.

Use

The communication table helps you keep track of the CPI-C connections when monitoring the system or analyzing problems.

Structure

Destination	Conv-Id	User	Type	Status	Client	Req	Wp	Time
GTADIR_SERVER	61004034	KUNZ	CLIENT	ALLOCATED	.	.	1	09:16:44
.	60788713	RFC_CORR_REQ	SERVER	ALLOCATED	R/3	CMRCV	0	09:18:22
EU_SCRP_WN32	60230342	KUNZ	CLIENT	ALLOCATED	.	.	1	09:05:18
.	02602553	HINZ	SERVER	ALLOCATED	R/3	.	0	09:51:07
.	88959741	SCHMITT	SERVER	ALLOCATED	R/3	CMSEND(SAP)	1	17:51:27
.	86810585	MAIER	SERVER	ALLOCATED	R/3	CMSEND(SAP)	0	12:41:09

The entries in the table have the following meaning:

Field	Meaning
Destination	Communication partner If the computer where you are currently logged on is the server of a CPI-C connection (see Type column), the destination column will be empty. If the local host is the CPI-C client, the remote destination, which is the server for this connection, is displayed in this field. You can display and maintain RFC destinations using Transaction SM59 or by clicking display and maintain Destination .
Conv-Id	Conversation ID
User	User
Type	Client that requested a service and therefore the connection, or server that fulfills the client’s request
Status	Current connection status; the following entries are possible:
	INITIALIZED	Connection is being made
	ALLOCATED	Connection is made
	DEAL NOW	Connection is being terminated
	DEALLOCATED	Connection has been terminated
	CLEAR SNC	When using SNC: Encrypted data is still being supplied before the connection can be terminated.
Client	If Type = SERVER , information about the client. Is the client also an R/3 System or an external program?
Req	Last call or request (on the CPI-C level)
Wp	Last work process, used for processing
Time	Time of the last request that dealt with the connection