Import statement using DATA BUFFER

Hi All,
I am using RFC enabled FM using STARTING NEW TASK, We cannot import data from FM back to the program when we use this statement. So I am exporting data into DATA BUFFER in the FM and trying to import data in the main program. Can you please tell me how can I import data from SHARED MEMORY, Below is my code.
call function 'YPMLR_SITEBAL_DETAILS'
    starting new task 'ID'
    exporting
      s_cyl       = s_cyl-low
      s_lifnr     = s_lifnr-low
      s_lstyp     = s_lstyp-low
    tables
      s_zlocn     = lt_zlocn
      gt_zmlr_mld = gt_zmlr_mld
      gt_zmlr_lp = gt_zmlr_lp
      gt_zmlr_mlp = gt_zmlr_mlp
      gt_zmc_loc = gt_zmc_loc.
"IMPORT e_rand_no TO e_rand_no from MEMORY ID 'RAND'.
Here is the export statement used in FM,
EXPORT e_rand_no FROM e_rand_no TO DATA BUFFER XSTR.

Hi,
Check this link for Export to database instead of memory..
http://help.sap.com/abapdocu/en/ABAPEXPORT_DATA_CLUSTER_MEDIUM.htm
Import from database instead of memory
http://help.sap.com/abapdocu/en/ABAPIMPORT_MEDIUM.htm

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