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RFC Destinations export using R3trans

R3trans -w exp.log exp.ctl
example of exp.ctl: 

export

client = 100

file = '/DR_BASIS/RFCexport-BC1-7-10-2017.dat'

select * from RFCATTRIB

select * from RFCDES
select * from RFCDOC
select * from RFCSYSACL




For importing the same table(s)

command : 

R3trans -w imp.log imp.ctl
example of imp.ctl file : 

import

file = '/DR_BASIS/RFCexport-BC1-7-10-2017.dat'

client = 100

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