what is the difference between logon group(tcode-smlg) and
rfc group(tcode-sm59)?
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Answer Posted / mitu
Logon load distribution allows the dynamical distribution
of work processes(usually dialog processes in the case of
SMLG) to one of the aplication server instances belonging
to the group.
SM59 RFC groups are used for parallel-processed jobs. An
RFC group specifies the application server instances which
will use a defined percentage of their dialog work
processes (controlled by a background work process) to
process "parts" of a task (such as a client copy).
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