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RFC testing

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Hi Gurus,

I have created an RF module now i want to test it by calling it from some other server how can i do the testing..?? i am passing one parameter into the FM and doing some calculation there nothing is getting returned...now how to check if my FM is workign when i call it from other server...

please help me

Ravi

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Mar 4, 2008 10:26 AM

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Hi Ravi

If you want to see that whether processing is happening or not.

Best way is to put a infinite loop at start of your rfc. And don't forget to put a variable in it so that you can change its value in debugging mode.

And then call the rfc from external system.

Program will go on hang state And then you can go in SM50( if you are authorized to do so ).

And it lists all the hanged program. So from there you can go at your rfc and can debug it .

With regards

Mandeep

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To test the functioanlity of your FM you can test in the same system. If it is ok then you can check by calling from other System.

Regards,

Atish

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Hi Atish,

Its working in the same system...i want to test it from the other system now..but now i want to know exactly if its working if i call from some other system but the problem is there is no return parameter in it..

how can i proceed can u tell me..

Many Thanks

Ravi

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Hi Ravi

If you want to see that whether processing is happening or not.

Best way is to put a infinite loop at start of your rfc. And don't forget to put a variable in it so that you can change its value in debugging mode.

And then call the rfc from external system.

Program will go on hang state And then you can go in SM50( if you are authorized to do so ).

And it lists all the hanged program. So from there you can go at your rfc and can debug it .

With regards

Mandeep

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Hi Mandeep,

Is there any other methods..? I am not supposed to test it this way....

Ravi

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no