2006 Mar 21 3:39 AM
HI All,
I am calling an RFC from one system to another . This RFC also contains a FM which is remote enabled. But when I execute the pgm i find that the FM in RFC is not getting called.
Any inputs on this?
Regards
saurabh,
2006 Mar 21 3:42 AM
Hi,
Did you set the DESTINATION parameter in the RFC call?
Regards,
Wenceslaus.
HI All,
I am calling an RFC from one system to another . This RFC also contains a FM which is remote enabled. But when I execute the pgm i find that the FM in RFC is not getting called.
Any inputs on this?
Regards
saurabh,
2006 Mar 21 3:41 AM
Saurabh,
Are you mentioning the DESTINATION also while calling the RFC? Have you maintained that DESTINATION in SM59?
regards,
Ravi
2006 Mar 21 3:44 AM
Yes I am mentioning destination for RFC is call. My problem is not with RFC but the problem is with FM in RFC.This FM is not getting called in RFC.
SM59 settings are fine.
Regards
Saurabh.
2006 Mar 21 3:45 AM
Saurabh,
Did you look at SM58 and see if there is a log exists for the same?
Regards,
Ravi
2006 Mar 21 3:47 AM
Did you check the sy-subrc value on return of the RFC.
What is the error you get?
2006 Mar 21 3:49 AM
I am thru with the problem. It seems that we have to maintain destination for FM (Remote enabled)which is being called thru any other RFC.
Regards
Saurabh.
2006 Mar 21 3:54 AM
That is what exactly I mentioned about maintaining your destination in SM59.
Regards,
Ravi
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2006 Mar 21 3:42 AM
Hi,
Did you set the DESTINATION parameter in the RFC call?
Regards,
Wenceslaus.
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