Use
The SAPConsole Administrator is a Microsoft Windows control panel applet that provides you with the option of creating and editing usage profiles. A usage profile specifies the SAP backend system to which to connect. Using SAPConsole Administrator, you can define one or more profiles according to your needs. There are no restrictions as to the usage of a profile and the number of profiles you can define. Several instances of the SAPConsole may simultaneously run on the same machine. These instances may either use different profiles or the same one.
Prerequisites
To use the SAPConsole Administrator, you have to open it by choosing Start > Control Panel > SAP Console Administrator.
Activities
With the SAPConsole Administrator you can execute the following activities:
• Working with Profiles
• Defining Connections
• Configuring General Settings
• Configuring Console Settings
• Configuring Web Settings
• Configuring Delimiter Settings
The picture below shows the entry screen of the SAPConsole Administrator. On the left-hand side, you can see the tree with the system connections (profiles). On the right-hand side, you see the tabs with the profile configuration (Connections, General, Console, Web, and Delimiters).
1. Once the profile and system configured, you can execute to call the SAP Console by command prompt. Go to the SAP Console directory. Execute command sapcnsl /? for command help.
C:\> cd C:\Program Files\SAP\Console
C:\Program Files\SAP\Console>sapcnsl /?
Use this program like this:
sapcnsl [-{apcusl}[ <value>][ ...]]
Where
-a Try to Login without confirmation
-p Profile Name
-c Client ID
-u User Name
-s Password
-l Language
For example:
sapcnsl -a -p "U9C test" -c 800 -u username -s password -l en
C:\Program Files\SAP\Console>
2. Use below command to call the SAP Console (Single line command).
C:\Program Files\SAP\Console> sapcnsl -a -p <Profile-Name> -c <Client-Number> -u <User-Name> -s <Password> -l en
