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hello frds,

Pls give me the ans ASAP.

On what basis i have to create an RFC for a partisular field.my UI is 'web Dyn pro'

for ex: my fields are

Procedure of Operation and date of Operation .I'm getting the inf of these 2 fields from the same table.these 2 fields have no dependency.here u want me to create a seperate RFC or single RFC for these 2 fields.

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Sm1tje
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I'm not quite sure about your requirement, but if the fields belong to the same table, than create just ONE Remote Function Call - module. Normally, when using WD4A, you should do as little RFC calls to the backend system as possible for performance reasons. So try and collect as much data as possible at one time in ONE RFC. But keep in mind that this only makes sense for data that logically belongs together.

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Sm1tje
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I'm not quite sure about your requirement, but if the fields belong to the same table, than create just ONE Remote Function Call - module. Normally, when using WD4A, you should do as little RFC calls to the backend system as possible for performance reasons. So try and collect as much data as possible at one time in ONE RFC. But keep in mind that this only makes sense for data that logically belongs together.

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Hi,

No need to create two RFC's.One RFC is enough.Its depend up on the requirement you can create as many RFC's as you want not like for particular field.

In your Web Dynpro application you can import RFC's and then do Context binding.

Thanks,

Suman