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In a distributed environment, each participating system must have a unique ID to avoid confusion. In SAP, the name of the logical system is used as the unique ID. This name is assigned explicitly to one client in an SAP system.
The following image shows the /nsale transaction in the field under the menu bar.
To configure a logical system:
The Display IMG window opens as shown in the following image.
An information window appears that informs you that the table is cross-client as shown in the following image.
The Change View "Logical Systems" window opens with a list of logical systems and their names as shown in the following image.
The New Entries window opens where you can type information for the logical system and its corresponding name as shown in the following image.
The Prompt for Workbench request window opens as shown in the following image. It includes fields for View maintenance and Request as well as several buttons.
The Create Request window opens as shown in the following image. It includes fields that are already populated (such as Owner, Status, Last Changed, Source client, and so forth), empty fields (such as Request and Project) in which to specify information about your request, and a Tasks list.
The logical system you configured, for example, IWAY_IN, appears in the list as shown in the following image.
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