Often we come across a situation where we have to ACTIVATE Multiple services/EndPoints in SICF.
Its manageable when the number of services are upto 10 - 15.
I once had a requirement of activating almost 200+ services. Obviously , being the lazy person I am , manually getting this done was definetly a big NO!!!
So I started reading more about the process/tasks done by the system, when a service is activated.
It was no Rocket Science though.
The activation of Services in SICF is controlled via a FLAG entry in Table ICFSERVLOC .
In case there is a need to activate multiple services, you can maintain the FLAG 'X' for field ICFACTIVE for the corresponding service name (ICF_NAME).
Cheers !!!!
Its manageable when the number of services are upto 10 - 15.
I once had a requirement of activating almost 200+ services. Obviously , being the lazy person I am , manually getting this done was definetly a big NO!!!
So I started reading more about the process/tasks done by the system, when a service is activated.
It was no Rocket Science though.
The activation of Services in SICF is controlled via a FLAG entry in Table ICFSERVLOC .
In case there is a need to activate multiple services, you can maintain the FLAG 'X' for field ICFACTIVE for the corresponding service name (ICF_NAME).
Cheers !!!!
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