Can I force a timeout myself on an RFC Call ?

Hi experts,
I apologize if this question shouldn't be new.
The appropriate search terms are quite general and
therefore throw out hundreds of entries that I didn't
check completely.
My question is:
I want to call an RFC-Module and, regardless of the
RFC destination settings in SM59 or any timeout settings
in RZ10, cancel this call myself if I don't have an
answer after - let's say - 10 seconds.
Thanks in advance
Andreas

What is the RFC doing. If it is a select then you could do something like.
do 10 times
select blah blah
endselect
if sy-subrc eq 0.
w_no_timeout = 'X'.
exit.
endif.
call function 'RZL_SLEEP' for 1 second.
enddo.
I do not think you can do anything in your calling program as the processing will physically move over to teh RFC destination system.

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