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spool creation via RFC

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Need inputs on the below point.

A remote frunction module is present in HR SAP system. XI calls RFC on HR system ( using a communication channel which uses user RFC_XI to run function on HR system) and it is asynchronus call, so XI do not receive any response from HR system.

The RFC should create a spool file with the execution log details, and i am unable to track the spool file as to where is it created.

Need inputs on the below point.

A remote frunction module is present in HR SAP system. XI calls RFC on HR system ( using a communication channel which uses user RFC_XI to run function on HR system) and it is asynchronus call, so XI do not receive any response from HR system.

The RFC should create a spool file with the execution log details, and i am unable to track the spool file as to where is it created.

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colin_cheong
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If Indeed a sppol file is created, it should be found under the RFC user-ID which in most cases, are not a dialog User.

You cannot change the User-ID of the spool file but you can assign User authorization for others to view the spool file

Hope this info is useful.

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H manjari,

go to transactiion STAD and enter the Function Module name and execute you will get the details of the Function module triggered by user and time and number of times and execution time.

Prabhudas

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i do not want the function module execution details, instead i want to read the output spool which is generated when the RFC is called remotely.

*when i run the function module locally in forground, i can see the contents of the spool through a button 'Display Output list if Function Module'.

But where can i see the spool when it is remotely called from another system?