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when we make RFC call e.g. using BAPIs, then which system FM are involved, as they fetch data from one server to another, they also fetch import , export parameters, which are these FM .
This is a remote call, even though DESTINATION = 'NONE' means that the remote function will run in the same system as the caller. As a remote call, the function module runs in its own roll area, and parameter values are handled as for other remote calls
when we make RFC call e.g. using BAPIs, then which system FM are involved, as they fetch data from one server to another, they also fetch import , export parameters, which are these FM .
This is a remote call, even though DESTINATION = 'NONE' means that the remote function will run in the same system as the caller. As a remote call, the function module runs in its own roll area, and parameter values are handled as for other remote calls
then which are the FM involved by the system so it maps the another server using that Destination and i know how the communication takes place but i want to know the names of FM used by the System to do the same.
Actually what i want to is , when we use RFC and access it from another server , we have to copy that remote enabled FM from server to our client machine, because in our client machine we will not get the reference of the FM which is available in server. So what i want to do is Creating a new FM which will take name of the remote enabled FM and all the import export tables parameter it will fetch from server to our clinet machine.
As per my understanding you don’t have the copy of the remote FM on our server…..
Answer is you don’t even need it. What you got to do is manually call the remote FM (without using pattern). When ever you use call function ‘XYZ’ destination ‘ABC’ sap system does not do a syntax check.
Bluesky
