Access to local hard disk in an RFC?

I have a BI-IP application in Excel. It contains a button which calls an exit planning function via RFC. Now the question:
Can I access a file on the user's hard disk from the ABAP when it's called via RFC? If not, which technology would you use to read a file content and put it into an SAP DB table?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Dirk

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