August 31st, 2005
Only one copy of the profile exist in the R/3 System and it contain setting that apply to the entire system.
| Parameter Definition |
Parameter Name in Profile |
Name
of the database host |
SAPDBHOST |
Name
of the update server |
rdisp/vbname |
Name
of the enqueue server |
rdisp/enqname |
Name
of the server for handling background processing events |
rdisp/btcname |
Name
of the computer on which the message server is running |
rdisp/msname |
Name
of the TCP service under which the message server can be reached |
rdisp/msserv |
Name
of the computer on which the SNA Gateway is running |
rdisp/sna_gateway |
Name
of the TCP Service under which the SNA Gateway can be reached |
rdisp/sna_gw_service |
This profile is read first by R/3 instance in the system when it started.
You cannot choose a name for the default profile. It is always called DEFAULT.PFL
The default profile, like all other profiles, is located in the global profile directory of the SAP System. For example, under UNIX it is located in the directory
/usr/sap//SYS/profile ( = SAP System name). There is always one active default profile.
Default profiles are also called system profiles.
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