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Problem in creating an RFC

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hi

i am creating an RFC in that i need start date and end date as my import parameters

but now the system is showing a message like

'Reference parameters are not allowed with RFC'

then how can i resolve this

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Hi

Please check the pass value check box in import parameter .then it will be activated.

Regards

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Hi,

All the parameters should be Pass by value.

Tick that button in the import parameters tab.

For RFCs all the parameters should be pass by value.

Call by value

You pass the parameter with values. This means that the parameter contents are copied both when the parameter is passed and when it is transferred back to the calling parameter. For structures that contain tables, performance may be reduced considerably. Therefore, you should not do this.

Regards,

sasi

Edited by: sasidhar yalamanchili on Apr 18, 2008 11:18 AM

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Hi

Please check the pass value check box in import parameter .then it will be activated.

Regards

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Hi,

Plz not that in RFC,All the parameters should be Pass by value.

Thanks.

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Hi,

Because you can not use pass by reference .So tick the checkbox passby value..

Pls. reward if useful...

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thanks

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Hai

One more suggestion

Change check box state to true in Import tab Pass Value check box as well as Export tab Pass value check box.

Moderator Message: Please check the date of the original post

Edited by: Suhas Saha on Jul 22, 2011 4:17 PM