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RFC will work or not

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Hi Experts,

I am having a very some concern on RFC. This is what i'm doing. I created a new Z function module with RFC enabled. Within the Z FM i am calling another Fuction module, for which RFC is not enabled( it is NORMAL FM).

My Question is when i call the Z fm as RFC( i mean with Destination addition) the internal FM will be executed correctly or not.

Please help ....

- RK

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello

This is the normal case that within an RFC-enabled fm you call local fm's. However, these local fm's must exist on the remote system (otherwise you should have get already an syntax error during the request import).

Regards

Uwe

Hi Experts,

I am having a very some concern on RFC. This is what i'm doing. I created a new Z function module with RFC enabled. Within the Z FM i am calling another Fuction module, for which RFC is not enabled( it is NORMAL FM).

My Question is when i call the Z fm as RFC( i mean with Destination addition) the internal FM will be executed correctly or not.

Please help ....

- RK

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Former Member
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Hi,

u created a Function module as RFC enable that means that function module can be call from another system also so ur function module is RFC enable then it work .

once u call ur function module it contail all what is there in that function module...

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Former Member
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Hi,

When you call the RFC from outside it get's executed in the server side so you don't need to worry about the normal FM inside your RFC that your are calling. It executes as same as executed in SAP.

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello

This is the normal case that within an RFC-enabled fm you call local fm's. However, these local fm's must exist on the remote system (otherwise you should have get already an syntax error during the request import).

Regards

Uwe

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Former Member
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Thanks all for your Quick Replies......