SM59 RFC destination

Hi Guys,
I have a small doubt.
I am working on Idoc to JDBC scenario.
In which  i have done all the Idoc settings both in ECC and aswell as in PI.
My doubt is.
1.What is the neccesity of creating RFC destination both in ECC and PI? is there any specfic reason?
2.While creating RFC destination, we provide PROGRAM ID..what is the signifcance of it?
Thanks
Sahil

Hi,
This is already discussed in the older blogs. Please make a seach in SDN. You can refere this blog for reference.
RFC Program ID

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