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Error in RSAPConnect ((ashost =..... object 'C_RSAPRFCConnect' not found

Open alessandrofilippi opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

Hello, I completed the installation in windows and I got this error performing the RSAPConnect: Error in RSAPConnect(ashost = "", sysnr = "", client = "", :

object 'C_RSAPRFCConnect' not found

Please advise. Thank you!

alessandrofilippi avatar Oct 29 '19 15:10 alessandrofilippi

Hi -

It sounds like an issue with loading the compiled DLL extension for RSAP. Can you check that RSAP.dll was compiled, and then check it with a dependency walker to make sure that it can load it's dependencies including libsapnwrfc etc.

Cheers, Piers.

piersharding avatar Oct 30 '19 02:10 piersharding

Hi Piers thank you for your quick reply! I collected some information here: rsap error.docx Cheers Alessandro

alessandrofilippi avatar Oct 30 '19 09:10 alessandrofilippi

Hi -

Have you tried moving all the DLLs into the system32 directory ? It maybe that it can't find them at run time?

Cheers, Piers

piersharding avatar Oct 30 '19 19:10 piersharding

Hi, I copied all DLLs in system32 but it does not work. But I think you are right it has to do with the DLLs. I have another software (from rfccconnector.com) which should perform an rfc call Ms Excel>Sap. The error I have in this case is "sapnwrfc.dll not found". I have updated the PATH system variable as shown here.

Windows System variables.docx Cheers

alessandrofilippi avatar Oct 31 '19 09:10 alessandrofilippi

Hi - perhaps you have not installed the base NW RFC libraries (downloaded from SAP) correctly? Do they provide any details about what dependencies they require? I have very limited MS knowledge and do not have access to a windows platform to try it for myself.

Cheers, Piers.

piersharding avatar Nov 03 '19 18:11 piersharding

Hi, according to Sap note: 2573790 - Installation, Support and Availability of the SAP NetWeaver RFC Library 7.50 (1)...Unzip the NW RFC SDK archive into a directory of your choice and then add the subdirectory "lib" of the SDK to the operating system's library path environment variable... (2)...On Windows, the Microsoft C Runtime DLLs version 12.0 are required... Both tasks were completed. I will keep you updated. Thank you for your support so far! Cheers Alessandro

alessandrofilippi avatar Nov 06 '19 08:11 alessandrofilippi