Answer / rashmi

Logical system is required for communication btw systems
within the landscape.
Logical system enables the system to recognize the target
system as an RFC destination

TCODE used is SPRO

Answer / karunakar

It is an entity ,which is used to identify the client uniquely within the landscape.By using SALE or BD54 we can create it.
Goto SALE Tcode
Expnd Basic settings
expand Logical systems
Define logical system
Specify SIDCLNT<client number>
Login to newly created client
& assign defined logical system.

Answer / vijay

Logical system displays in SALE or BD54 Transaction codes
Select Basic settings
Select Logical system
Click on Define logical system
Click on New entries
Provide Logical system: Naming conversion is SID<CLNT>Client Number
For e.g: - PRDCLNT225

Answer / goutham

T.code-- sale--
for creating logical systems and assign these logical
systems names to client.creating logical system follow the
naming standards CLNT<SID>client(Ex:- clntprd200)

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