FM: PROCESS_HU_INBOUND_DLVRY - wrong length of input parameters

Hello,
I am trying to pack materials into Handling Units in inbound delivery. Therefore i am using the Function Module PROCESS_HU_INBOUND_DLVRY, but it doesnu2019t work like it should.
After some further investigation and debugging of the function module i came to the conclusion that the Import parameters, stated bellow are of wrong file type / length:
u2022     I_SAVE_STEP     TYPE     C
u2022     I_PACKING_ACTIVITY     TYPE     C
u2022     I_PACK_TYPE     TYPE     C
Please see the picture bellow:
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Some further technical info:
u2022     When the function module is called the input parameters are compared to the constants, declared in the Include: RLMOBDDL, please see pictures bellow
[pic2|https://photos-2.dropbox.com/i/o/LIKxPZdNN8jSf18uM8SkNN5BAjomb0MG8mNOID3xeCE/204699/1317888000/c94cd10/02.png]
u2022     The FM is called with the input parameters:
o     I_SAVE_STEP = ITEM
o     I_PACKING _ACTIVITY = PACK
o     I_PACK_TYPE = MAT
u2022     Input parameters are of the type C u2013 the default length is only ONE. Because of that the input parameters are trimmed down to length 1, so the FM actually works with wrong values:
o      I_SAVE_STEP = I
o     I_PACKING _ACTIVITY = P
o     I_PACK_TYPE = M
u2022     The wrong values are then compared to the constants which are length 2, 3 and 4, as shown in the picture bellow.
[pic3|https://photos-3.dropbox.com/i/o/-LMF6MJiG_rFhZ4p9bxldorpUo-aVX_HjRU2RnMxsro/204699/1317888000/e5c2f1b/03.png]
So the FM PROCESS_HU_INBOUND_DLVRY does actually nothing, because the comparing of the input parameters with CONSTANTS fails.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
M

Hi Marko,
call the fm in test mode (F8) and you will see, that these parameters are not of type C(1) but C without limited length. You can call it with varaiable parameter length for these parameters.
Regards,
Klaus

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Error while creating a BO Universe (using IDT) on top of SAP HANA Calculation View with Input Parameters

Hi All..
We are trying to create a Universe (using IDT-Version4.0) on top of the HANA Calculation view. The Calculation view has 4 input parameters, So
in Universe side we have created the respective prompts. For the creation of derived table we have used the following code
SELECT *
FROM "_SYS_BIC"."<schema_name>.<CV_Calculation_View_test>"
'PLACEHOLDER'=('$$IP_A$$','@Prompt(A)'),
'PLACEHOLDER'=('$$IP_B$$','@Prompt(B)'),
'PLACEHOLDER'=('$$IP_C$$','@Prompt(C)'),
'PLACEHOLDER'=('$$IP_D$$','@Prompt(D)')
While validating the above code we are getting an error.
I have attached the snapshot of that error for your reference. Please find the attachment and help me in resolving it.
Thanks in advance.

Hello George,
I don't have any personalization set on the info space. Also I am using mapped Account in BI to connect to HANA. The confusing part is that it is able to validate the infospace with the input parameters and index it. However query does not return any results. I even tried running the same query which explorer sends to HANA in the SQL editor and there too the same results,the query does not return anything. The model does return data when I do a data preview and if accessed from other tools like AAO.
Also when I use SSO connection to HANA, indexing of the infospace fails. Where can I see the error log?
Thanks,

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Hi,
I need to create a Logging system to trace input parameters for function modules.
The log functionality could be done by developing a class method or a function module (For example 'write_log'), and calling it within each function module that I want to log. The 'write_log' code should be independent from the interface of the Function Module that I want to log.
For example, I'd like to write a function/class method that can log both these functions modules:
Function DummyA
   Input parameters: A1 type char10, A2 type char10.
Function DummyB
   Input parameters: B1 type char20, B2 type char20, B3 type char20, B4 type Z_MYSTRUCTURE
Now the questions...
- Is there a "standard SAP" function that provide this functionality?
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check this sample code. here i am capturing only parameters (import) values. you can extend this to capture tables, changin, etc.
FUNCTION y_test_fm.
*"*"Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM1) TYPE CHAR10
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM2) TYPE CHAR10
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM3) TYPE CHAR10
DATA: ep TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsexp ,
        ip TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsimp ,
        tp TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rstbl ,
        el TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsexc ,
        vals TYPE tihttpnvp ,
        wa_vals TYPE ihttpnvp ,
        wa_ip TYPE rsimp .
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <temp> TYPE ANY .
CALL FUNCTION 'FUNCTION_IMPORT_INTERFACE'
    EXPORTING
      funcname                 = 'Y_TEST_FM'
*   INACTIVE_VERSION         = ' '
*   WITH_ENHANCEMENTS        = 'X'
*   IGNORE_SWITCHES          = ' '
* IMPORTING
*   GLOBAL_FLAG              =
*   REMOTE_CALL              =
*   UPDATE_TASK              =
*   EXCEPTION_CLASSES        =
    TABLES
      exception_list           = el
      export_parameter         = ep
      import_parameter         = ip
*   CHANGING_PARAMETER       =
      tables_parameter         = tp
*   P_DOCU                   =
*   ENHA_EXP_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_IMP_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_CHA_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_TBL_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_DOCU                =
   EXCEPTIONS
     error_message            = 1
     function_not_found       = 2
     invalid_name             = 3
     OTHERS                   = 4
IF sy-subrc = 0.
    LOOP AT ip INTO wa_ip .
      MOVE: wa_ip-parameter TO wa_vals-name .
      ASSIGN (wa_vals-name) TO <temp> .
      IF <temp> IS ASSIGNED .
        wa_vals-value = <temp> .
      ENDIF .
      APPEND wa_vals TO vals .
    ENDLOOP .
ENDIF.
ENDFUNCTION.

RFC Connection error - Invalid length. Check parameters.

Hi Forum, Good Morning!
My ABAP Program will run in BACK Ground Job Processing(SM37) to download data to Presentation server( Local PC Directory). So I have created a RFC destination type TCP/IP to use 'RFC_REMOTE_FILE' function module in my ABAP Program.
When I am trying to test RFC connection It is giving following error.
ERROR   Invalid length. Check parameters
LOCATION SAP- Server dsapp05_R3D_10 on host dsapp05 (wp 2)
COMPONENT   CPIC
COUNTER   14
MODULE
LINE
RETURN CODE    240
SUBRC                0
RELEASE           640
TIME                   Mon Dec 11 10:08:05 2006
I did following procedure before I test RFC destination..
I have created RFC Destination : BJRFC
Technical Settings: Selected Registered Server Program radio button
Program ID: BJACCESS
Gateway host : 172.22.149.199
gateway Service: sapdp10
In my local machine Copied SAPRFC.INI file from the TEXT folder to the BIN Folder.
Then open the SAPRFC.INI file in BIN folder and Register a RFC server program at a SAP Gateway.
DEST=R3D_R
TYPE=R
PROGID=BJACCESS.rfcexec
GWHOST=172.22.149.199
GWSERV=sapdp10
RFC_TRACE=0
DEST=R3D_R
TYPE=R
PROGID=BJACCESS.trfcexec
GWHOST=172.22.149.199
GWSERV=sapdp10
RFC_TRACE=0
Then entered below command in dos prompt.
C:\Program Files\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui\rfcsdk\bin>rfcexec -aBJACCESS 172.22.149.199 xsapdp10.
so how do i proceed in this kind of case.
any help please.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
   Just you check whether your program is registered or not.
   If it is registered then you can find in SMGW transaction and go to
   GOTO - Logged on clients
in that you will be able to see your program name if it registers succesfully.
you have typed rfcexec -aBJACCESS 172.22.149.199 xsapdp10
in this way.
In this you have misseg 'g' in front of your sap ip.
Thanks&Regards
Rajehs Balusu

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The syntax like
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