Description
Report 'RSCP0010' runs across all application servers checkingthe character set used and whether MNLS was activated. It can alsocheck data transfer with RFC if requested.

Parameters
If you mark 'Test data transfer? with a cross, the report testswhether data from the remote application server can be transferred withRFC to your application server and whether it is changed duringtransfer.
If the data is changed before arrival, it outputs the differences.
The names of the application servers are normally made up as follows:
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If you mark Include non-std. appl. servers?' with a cross, thesystem also queries RFC targets that have different names but are stillregistered as application servers.
There are known cases where individual application servers do notrespond to RFC queries (examples: debugging, batch processes withlong-runners,..) In cases of this kind, you can enter up to sixapplication server names in the exception list. These applicationservers are not queried.
If you fear that there are applications servers that will not respondbut do not know their names, you should start RSCP0010 keepinganother session open. RSCP0010 outputs the name of the applicationserver it is currently querying in the message line. Should RSCP0018now hang, you can restart RSCP0018 via other sessions and enter thisapplication server in the exception list.