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Call function zxyz with destination g_dest.

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Hi Group,

What happens is when I double click on this FM zxyz it says that it doesnt exist and do you want to create an object, any ideas why its saying like that? This is the same code running of live systems, but on the test environment it says this message.

Your replies on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Kumar

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ThomasZloch
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Sounds like the function module only exists in the remote system (g_dest) where it is being called.

Thomas

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ThomasZloch
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Sounds like the function module only exists in the remote system (g_dest) where it is being called.

Thomas

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Hello

Not too sure what the problem is, but from the bit of information that you have given it

sounds like the FM has not been transported from your DEV to TEST envirionment.

Check the transport logs in DEV.

Where are you 'double-clicking' on the FM?

Can you see the FM from se37?

Regards

Greg Kern

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Hi Greg,

It doesnt exists on SE37 and I am double clicking on that particular FM to get it navigated to FM code yaaa and on Development as well and its the same message.

Hi Thomas,

Remote system here is pointing to the Live system, does it means does it only exists on R/3 live, without getting developed on Dev system?

Thank you very much for your thoughts. Please could you further drill down this issue and I would come up with more details you require....

Thanks,

Varun.

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Check the FM in the remote system. The FM should be there as its a RFC call.

Aman

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I don't know your system landscape. In a standard DEV->QA/TST->PRD chain it would be strange indeed to find a dev. object in PRD but not in the other two. Try to find out which transport request was responsible for importing the FM, and which system it came from.

What is the original system of the FM (check the object directory entry in PRD)? Is it your DEV system?

Maybe the object was deleted in DEV and QA? Check table VRSD in DEV if you find any traces there.

Thomas

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what uyou have is a custom RFC function module, which is implemented on yoru remote system. For whatever reasons you shoudl know better, it was not implemented in your source sytem landscape from where you are calling the remote system.

If you want to see the code you need to go tto the remote systsem and see it there. It is not needed for an RFC function module to exist in the calling source system.

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> Remote system here is pointing to the Live system, does it means does it only exists on R/3 live, without getting developed on Dev system?

When you say "live" do you mean the production R/3 system or is it a CRM or SRM system or something else?

Rob

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Hi Rob,

I mean its R3P (Production or Live), checked VRSD table on Dev system but no joy.

Thanks for your inputs. What I would do is I would try to check this FM on Production R/3 as since the custom RFC is pointing to this system at the moment, so it should be a worth to check that on R3P.

Thanks you for your inputs, meanwhile is there anything wherein I need to look after?#

Regards,

Kumar

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In the production system, use version management to see where it came from. I'm thinking it could be due to some remote consulting.

Rob

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Jan 14, 2009 11:13 AM

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Hi Virgo,

you are basically calling a RFC from Destination, is the Destination your production live server?

if Yes please check it out over there using SE37. It seems like this fucntion module is not present on

the destination server.

Please let me know if this was the problem