How to logoff a session created by RFC

Hi All,
I'm using an RFC to call a funtion in another server and is working right now using a logical destination, but I have a problem with the session, everytime when the user execute this funtion to a come back to R/3, CRM server keep the session alive. I would like to know if the is a way to close the session when the user comes back to R/3.
This is the fuction that I'm using
CALL FUNCTION 'Z_FTT_ZTB1_FIND_RECORD' DESTINATION l_logsys
            EXPORTING
              i_claim          = ztsgendat-zzclaim
            IMPORTING
              brc_documentid   = l_bapiguid
              brc_documentclas = l_bapidclass.
Thanks in advance
Kind Regards
Alexis

call this FM to close RFC connection
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exporting
destination = dest
exceptions
others = 1.
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Raja

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