2. Select
**HTTP Connections to External Server** and click **Create**.
3. Fill in the following fields:
* **RFC Destination**
* **Description 1**
* **Target Host**
* **Service No.**
* **Path Prefix**
4. Click the
**Logon & Security** tab.
5. Select the
**Basic Authentication** radio button.
6. Scroll down and enter a username and password.
7. Click
**Save**.
Your RFC connection is now established.
## Step 2: Creating a Logical File
1. In mySAP ERP, run Transaction
FILE.
2. Select
**New Entries**.
3. Fill in the fields as follows:
Logical file | Z\_DOMO\_DROP\_FILE |
Name | Domo drop |
Physical file | DOMO TEST\ |
Data format | ASC |
Applicat.area | FI |
Logical path | Z\_DOMO\_DROP |
4. Click
**Save**.
5. Enter your transport information.
## Step 3: Finding the Data Structure of your BW Object
1. In Data Warehousing Workbench, run transaction
RSA1.
2. Select
**BI Content**.
3. Navigate to the desired BW object and double-click it.
4. Click
**Key Figures**.
The data structure of the object opens for you to view.
## Step 4: Building Your APD
1. In Data Warehousing Workbench, run transaction
RSA1.
2. Open the Analysis Process Designer (APD).
3. Select
**General** then click **Create**.
4. Select
**General Application**.
5. Enter a description in the
**Description** field.
6. Select your Data Source (in this case an InfoProvider).
7. Name the Data Source.
8. Select an InfoProvider.
You can also limit the fields sent.
9. Select
**Write Data to File**.
10. In the
**Data Target: File** dialog, do the following:
1. Enter a description for the file in the
**Description** field.
2. Select the
**Application Server** radio button.
3. Check the box for
**Logical File Name**.
4. Enter your new logical file name in the
**File** field.
5. Click the green check box.
11. Click and drag to connect the nodes.
12. Save your changes.
13. Click the
**Activate** icon.