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Close a Session

Former Member — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:26:16 GMT

Dear Experts,

Am calling a transaction code in an RFC with destination none to open the called transaction 'A' in a new session.

Right after that i call another transaction 'B' which is a BDC recording, once i return from BDC, i need to close the session in which 'A' is opened.

I tried th_delete_mode but no use.I request you to throw some light on it,

Thanks in advance,

sampath

Re: Close a Session

gerd_rother — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 13:13:11 GMT

Hi,

I actually did not came across such a request,but perhaps you should try CALL FUNCTION ... DESTINATION 'NONE' ... STARTING NEW TASK <task> when starting 'A' and to end the task use FM RFC_CONNECTION_CLOSE.

Regards, Gerd Rother

Re: Close a Session

Former Member — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 13:22:11 GMT

Thanks for the reply Rother,

I did the same before posting the request but could not find the solution. All it says 'No Connection Found'.

Since i gave it none..it might be saying that none is unavaliable. Any thoughts further?

Thanks in advance to you experts.

Re: Close a Session

Former Member — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 07:05:03 GMT

Dear Experts,

Instead of opening a new thread, am posting the same requirement which is not yet solved again with some modifications.

Since the requirement was not sufficed, i have taken the below approach:

1) From the Custom Transaction 'A', i have to call the VAO1 transaction in another window, when the VA01 processing is completed, the window should close.

Steps taken by me:

1) in the main transaction when the user clicks on a certain button, am calling the VA01 through a remote enabled FM

starting new task 'TEST' destination 'NONE' performing init_flag on end of task.

In the routine init_flag i have initialized some values and going ahead. Now when i click on back on the VA01 transaction , the task ends but it takes very long tme and results in dump....CALL_FUNCTION_WAIT_ERROR

I request you all experts to throw some light on this.

Regards,

Thanks in advance,

kumar