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Auto logon
Use ALF Management to create an Automated Logon File (ALF) to automate your logon to SAP. An ALF can be used to schedule a run or when you want to use the same logon information each time you run one of your scripts. When you save credentials, you are not asked to provide a user name and password for that system and are automatically logged in to the system.
- Click the Tools tab, and then click Options. Click ALF Management.
To create or modify an ALF
- Choose one of the following responses:
Click Capture to create a new ALF file. When the SAP SERVER logon dialog box is displayed, type the logon information for SAP to capture the ALF information automatically. This is the easiest and most error-free way to create an ALF. You can also select the Use Logon Group check box and type the Logon Group and Message Server Host settings to save a logon group in the ALF.
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Click Open to display an existing ALF file to make changes to the file. Click Test to perform a test of your log on information. A message is displayed to confirm that your log on was successful.
- Click Save to store the ALF when you are finished.
NOTE: ALF files are encrypted, which makes it difficult to open and read your SAP password and other information. However, if the ALF file is accessed, it could be used to log on to SAP by any other person who has authorization to use TRANSACTION. For this reason, we strongly recommend that you protect your ALF file, either by using Windows system encryption to prevent others from using it under their user name, or by storing the file on removable media that is password protected.
Auto logon details
SAP System Name, Applications Server Host, and System Number: Capture or type the SAP system information for the ALF.
Message Server Host: Capture or type the message server host information.
Client, Username, and Password: Capture or type the credentials for the auto logon details.
Language: Capture or type the default language for the auto logon.
Use SSO1: Select the SSO1 option if you want to log on by using your Windows identity.
Use Logon Group: Mark the check box to enable the Logon Group and Message Server Host and type this information. Leave this check box blank to enable the application server host information to be used.
Logon Group, Partner, and Enterprise Portal Address: Capture or type this information.
Auto Logon File: The location of the auto logon file that is currently saved.
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