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Problem with RFC call between different clients. Plesae help!

gopalkrishna_baliga
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‎2006 Jun 01 11:41 AM

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Hi Experts,

I have a RFC enabled function module in one SAP instance 'A' where the client is 130. I am trying to call this function module from another SAP systen 'N' where client is 220. RFC destination has been set in 'N' system.

The RFC functin module pulls data fromm a custom table. For a given input it is puuling data in 'A' system.

But when I call it from 'N' system with the same input it is not pulling the data.

I feel the problem is with teh different clients.

please help me how to resolve this.

Is there any setting in RFC destination?

Thanks

Gopal

Hi Experts,

I have a RFC enabled function module in one SAP instance 'A' where the client is 130. I am trying to call this function module from another SAP systen 'N' where client is 220. RFC destination has been set in 'N' system.

The RFC functin module pulls data fromm a custom table. For a given input it is puuling data in 'A' system.

But when I call it from 'N' system with the same input it is not pulling the data.

I feel the problem is with teh different clients.

please help me how to resolve this.

Is there any setting in RFC destination?

Thanks

Gopal

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‎2006 Jun 01 11:44 AM

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Hi gopalkrishna,

1. Is there any setting in RFC destination

Ofcourse there is.

2. The tcode is sm59.

3. Where u have maintained in system 'N',

we have to specify

a) Server 'A'

<b> b) Client Number 130</b>

4. So while calling from N(220),

it will connect A(130)

and fetch data from A(130) only.

regards,

amit m.

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Former Member

‎2006 Jun 01 11:45 AM

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Hi,

Did you maintained the RFC destination , check it using <b>SM59</b> trnasaction.

Regards

vijay

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Former Member

‎2006 Jun 01 11:45 AM

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Hi,

In the SM59 you specify the LOGON client also, right?

While logging on are you doing the in the same client.

Regards,

Ravi

Note :Please mark the helpful answers

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Former Member

‎2006 Jun 01 1:13 PM

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Kindly check that user have required authorization. This user will be your 'A' system. For time being try SAP_ALL, SAP_NEW and then retest. If it worked that this is authorization issue.

Also pls let us know your setting in SM59 for this R/3 connection. Pls provide all the information you have maintained.

Also let us know what result you are getting after testing this RFC.

Regards,

Surpreet Bal

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Former Member

‎2006 Jun 01 1:28 PM

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Hi,

As the RFC destination is defined in N system

it will try to fetch data from A system only.

Please check in N system whether data exist

in Z custom table for the given input.

Regards

Amole

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gopalkrishna_baliga
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‎2006 Jun 02 5:07 AM

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I got the solution. My basis guy did not put the client number in the logon/security tab of the remote destination.

Thanks to all for your inputs.

Gopal

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‎2006 Jun 02 5:10 AM

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That is what exactly my post - to check the client number in the SM59 destination.

Please mark all the helpful answers and close the thread.

Regards,

Ravi