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Parameter values in RFC call.

Former Member

‎2015 Aug 17 10:23 AM

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Hello Mentors and Friends,

We know that during RFC calls the parameter values are stored in the database table: ARFCSDATA.

I need a little guidance here, could you help me with the trick to analyse the data that is available in the table.

Suppose a RFC call to func module RFC_FUNC_MOD_01 is made in system RD_001 with parameters par1 and par2.

So the values par1 and par2 are stored in the ARFCSDATA. It's entirely in RAW and i guess actual data is in ARFCDATA01 to

ARFCDATA07.

Could you folks please help me. I need to prepare a analysis report where business wants to see the data with which a RFC call was amde that ended in a dump and ST22 is helpful for individual parameter value but not tables parameter etc. More over as RFC call data is logged, it should be a fantastic way to look at the over all activity for the technical support team.

Thanks in advance,

Prasenjit

Hello Mentors and Friends,

We know that during RFC calls the parameter values are stored in the database table: ARFCSDATA.

I need a little guidance here, could you help me with the trick to analyse the data that is available in the table.

Suppose a RFC call to func module RFC_FUNC_MOD_01 is made in system RD_001 with parameters par1 and par2.

So the values par1 and par2 are stored in the ARFCSDATA. It's entirely in RAW and i guess actual data is in ARFCDATA01 to

ARFCDATA07.

Could you folks please help me. I need to prepare a analysis report where business wants to see the data with which a RFC call was amde that ended in a dump and ST22 is helpful for individual parameter value but not tables parameter etc. More over as RFC call data is logged, it should be a fantastic way to look at the over all activity for the technical support team.

Thanks in advance,

Prasenjit

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Juwin
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‎2015 Aug 17 1:48 PM

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Hi Prasenjit,

According to my understanding, ARFCSDATA is used only when there is a Asynchronous RFC call. Hence, not all RFC calls are recorded in database.


Thanks,

Juwin

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Former Member
In response to Juwin

‎2015 Aug 18 5:16 PM

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Hi Juwin, Thanks for correcting me. Yes I was wrong but now I have read the documents

Regards

Prasenjit