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Export READ_TEXT function Data to Legacy System

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Hy Expert.

We want to create some Z program in SAP ABAP where READ_TEXT function is read Long text.

But now we want to Export this Data to Our Legacy System.

as said Enhancement is.

1) Create Z program in SAP where to read Long text data.

2) Export that Data to any Legacy system through SAP.

Regards.

Pradip Patel.

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rosenberg_eitan
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Hi,


What kind of system do you have ? what platform ?


Regards.

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Hy Eitan thanks for reply.

We have Sql Server 2008 as a legacy system.

Regards.

Pradip patel

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You can do it in two ways 1) place a file in application server in share mount for all the long_text from your z program and then use it in your legacy system or create one RFC instead of z program and use read_text inside it and pass it to the RFC tables. This RFC can be called from your legacy system.

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Hi Pradip ,

I want to Know more information about your requirement ? is your data flow

Case # 1 : SAP to Non SAP ,?

Case # 2 : Non SAP to SAP and Return the Export Result Back to Non SAP ? i mean two way communication (i.e. Synchronous Communication )

If it is Case # 2 then Write One Custom RFC Function Module Using READ_TEXT ... Like in RFC having Import Parameter "Material Number " and Language , based on Material Number your Custom RFC fetch Material PO or Long Text using 'READ_TEXT" FM and that PO Text or Long Text you can capture into RFC Export Parameter .

and Same RFC Call your Legacy system .

Regard's

Smruti

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rosenberg_eitan
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Hi,

SAP web service ?

It is more conforming to web standards.


Regards.