Multiple RFC calls in one LUW

Hi Guys,
Is it possible to do multiple RFC(receiver) calls in a single LUW(Logical Unit ofWork) in PI 7.0??
If yes, can any1 pls tell me from which SP level has this been enabled??Also what settings do i need to do to create the scenario??
Thanks
Varun

hi
i think its possible.please refers to the link hope it will help u.
1.https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f078394a-4469-2910-c4bf-853c75674694
2.http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/6f/1bd5b6a85b11d6b28500508b5d5211/content.htm
3.http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/BCFESDE2/BCFESDE2.pdf
regards
kasturika

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LOOP AT t_cluster INTO wa_cluster.
 CLEAR: result_tab_us, result_tab_in.
 CASE wa_t001-land1.
 WHEN 'US'.
 CALL FUNCTION 'PYXX_READ_PAYROLL_RESULT'
 EXPORTING
* CLUSTERID = 'RU'
 employeenumber = wa_cluster-pernr
 sequencenumber = wa_cluster-seqno
* READ_ONLY_BUFFER = ' '
* READ_ONLY_INTERNATIONAL = ' '
* ARC_GROUP = ' '
 check_read_authority = ''
 filter_cumulations = ''
* CLIENT =
* IMPORTING
* VERSION_NUMBER_PAYVN =
* VERSION_NUMBER_PCL2 =
 CHANGING
 payroll_result = result_tab_us
 EXCEPTIONS
 illegal_isocode_or_clusterid = 1
 error_generating_import = 2
 import_mismatch_error = 3
 subpool_dir_full = 4
 no_read_authority = 5
 no_record_found = 6
 versions_do_not_match = 7
 error_reading_archive = 8
 error_reading_relid = 9
 OTHERS = 10
 WHEN OTHERS.
 CALL FUNCTION 'PYXX_READ_PAYROLL_RESULT'
 EXPORTING
* CLUSTERID = 'RU'
 employeenumber = wa_cluster-pernr
 sequencenumber = wa_cluster-seqno
* READ_ONLY_BUFFER = ' '
* READ_ONLY_INTERNATIONAL = ' '
* ARC_GROUP = ' '
 check_read_authority = ''
 filter_cumulations = ''
* CLIENT =
* IMPORTING
* VERSION_NUMBER_PAYVN =
* VERSION_NUMBER_PCL2 =
 CHANGING
 payroll_result = result_tab_in
 EXCEPTIONS
 illegal_isocode_or_clusterid = 1
 error_generating_import = 2
 import_mismatch_error = 3
 subpool_dir_full = 4
 no_read_authority = 5
 no_record_found = 6
 versions_do_not_match = 7
 error_reading_archive = 8
 error_reading_relid = 9
 OTHERS = 10
 ENDCASE.
 IF sy-subrc NE 0.
 CLEAR wa_return.
 wa_return-field = wa_ppoix-pernr.
 CASE syst-subrc.
 WHEN '1'.
 wa_return-message = 'ILLEGAL_ISOCODE_OR_CLUSTERID'.
 WHEN '2'.
 wa_return-message = 'ERROR_GENERATING_IMPORT'.
 WHEN '3'.
 wa_return-message = 'IMPORT_MISMATCH_ERROR'.
 WHEN '4'.
 wa_return-message = 'SUBPOOL_DIR_FULL'.
 WHEN '5'.
 wa_return-message = 'NO_READ_AUTHORITY'.
 WHEN '6'.
 wa_return-message = 'NO_RECORD_FOUND'.
 WHEN '7'.
 wa_return-message = 'VERSIONS_DO_NOT_MATCH'.
 WHEN '8'.
 wa_return-message = 'ERROR_READING_ARCHIVE'.
 WHEN '9'.
 wa_return-message = 'ERROR_READING_RELID'.
 WHEN OTHERS.
 wa_return-message = 'OTHERS'.
 ENDCASE.
 APPEND wa_return TO return.
 CONTINUE.
 ELSE.
 CASE wa_t001-land1.
 WHEN 'US'.
 t_inter = result_tab_us-inter.
 WHEN OTHERS.
 t_inter = result_tab_in-inter.
 ENDCASE.
 APPEND t_inter.
 t_tax = result_tab_us-nat-tax.
 LOOP AT t_inter.
 t_bt = t_inter-bt.
 t_rt = t_inter-rt.
 ENDLOOP.
 LOOP AT t_values ASSIGNING <payroll> WHERE
 pernr EQ wa_cluster-pernr.
 CLEAR wa_rt.
 LOOP AT t_rt INTO wa_rt WHERE
 lgart EQ <payroll>-lgart.
 wa_rt-betrg = ABS( wa_rt-betrg ).
 IF wa_rt-betrg EQ <payroll>-betrg AND NOT
 wa_rt-cntr1 IS INITIAL.
 IF wa_t001-land1 EQ 'US'.
 LOOP AT t_tax INTO wa_tax WHERE
 cntr1 EQ wa_rt-cntr1.
 EXIT.
 ENDLOOP.
 IF syst-subrc EQ 0.
 <payroll>-cntr1 = wa_tax-cntr1.
 <payroll>-taxau = wa_tax-taxau.
* determine long text
 SELECT SINGLE ltext FROM t5utz INTO h_ltext
 WHERE taxau = wa_tax-taxau.
 IF syst-subrc EQ 0.
 <payroll>-ltext = h_ltext.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
 ENDLOOP.
 ENDLOOP.
* check table BT abd determine check no.
 IF i_checkno EQ 'X'.
 LOOP AT t_bt INTO wa_bt.
 APPEND wa_bt TO t_hrpay.
 CASE wa_bt-zlsch.
* check
 WHEN 'C'.
 SELECT * FROM payr INTO wa_payr WHERE
 rzawe = 'C' AND
 laufd = wa_bt-dtadt AND
 pernr = wa_cluster-pernr AND
 seqnr = wa_cluster-seqno AND
 btznr = wa_bt-btznr.
 EXIT.
 ENDSELECT.
 IF syst-subrc EQ 0.
* store period in a field to find correlation later
 wa_payr-znme4+0(4) = wa_cluster-abrj.
 wa_payr-znme4+4(2) = wa_cluster-abrp.
 ELSE.
 CLEAR wa_payr.
 wa_payr-pernr = wa_cluster-pernr.
 wa_payr-rwbtr = wa_cluster-betrg.
 wa_payr-waers = wa_cluster-waers.
 APPEND wa_payr TO t_payr.
 ENDIF.
 APPEND wa_payr TO t_payr.
* bank transfer
 WHEN OTHERS.
 h_time = wa_bt-dtati+0(5).
 h_time+5(1) = 'P'.
 SELECT * FROM reguta INTO wa_reguta WHERE
 laufd = wa_bt-dtadt AND
 laufi = h_time.
 EXIT.
 ENDSELECT.
 IF syst-subrc EQ 0.
 APPEND wa_reguta TO t_reguta.
 ENDIF.
 ENDCASE.
 ENDLOOP.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDFUNCTION.

Hi Sudhir,
These settings need to be done by basis people. Anyhow, you can go to the tcode RZ11 and put in these parameters mentioned in the error message. There will be documentation available for these parameters. Try to see if the defaults are not met for any of these parameters. If you find something strange, report it to the basis. The documentations in this are very helpful. Hope this helps.
Thanks and Regards
Subray Hegde

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Hi,
I have one input source (CSV with about 100 rows) and I wish to call a custom rfc for each row in my spreadsheet. (The custom RFC has a single flat import structure as opposed to a table or anything complex).
I am struggling to do this in XI.
I assumed I needed to assign one source to multiple targets in the Message interfaces, but this errors on activation due to the RFC occurrence being set to 1.
Do I need to do the same trick as with IDOCS or am I missing the point somewhere?
I have read several threads and one in particular seems to indicate it is possible, but so far this has evaded me.
Re: BOM CREATION
Please could you point me in the right direction.
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Andrew,
You could read the CSV file into an Integration Process
Save the message in a multiline container (in your case 100 rows)
Create a block
Create another container to hold the single row defined within this block
Set the following for the block
Step Name eg SplitForRFC
Mode ParForEach
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The Mode 'ParForEach' acts like a loop
Then within the block create a synchronous Send step which calls your RFC
Design
I would question having to make 100 RFC calls
If possible change the design so that the RFC interface can accept multiple messages and the RFC logic to loop through them and process the messages one at a time
Regards,
Mike

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Hi, Dear Friends!
I have asynchronous scenario File to RFC(BAPI).
File contains raws. For each raw I need to execute BAPI.
With the help of each raw I need to construct one document in R/3 database with the help of BAPI.
But now my scenario provide only one document (only one BAPI is executed).
I read file to xml structure. This structure contains elements. The elements represent raws of file. But BAPI is executed only for the first element.
How to explain to XI that I want it impement BAPI N times - as number of raws in file (or elements in xml structure).
So how to implement multiple BAPI calls. Have you any idea?
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Natalia Maslova.

Hi Natalia
have a look on these links
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/b46c4253c111d395fa00a0c94260a5/frameset.htm
Best Design : for a SOAP -XI - BAPI ( Multiple )
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Hello all,
I have a big issue on our Development - SAP PI 7.10 System. If I try to push a RFC from a Client System
I get follow error messagei in the Runtime Workbench (RWB) back:
processing error to be caused by: com.sap.aii.adapter.rfc.core.server.RfcServerException: maximum size of requests for one LUW has been reached (1). handling of request for tRFC (TID: 0AA001B8712C49D35D4D06C2) not possible (server: RfcServer[PKG_R3_D07_600_RFC_SND]1)
But I don't know why. I checked follow OSS Notes:
730870 and 774705 w/o success. It will be nice somebody can help me.
Thanks
S. Kohler
P.S. We have the same scenario in our Quality SAP XI System and there works. I couldn't find any
differences between the Adapters. Is there a problem with the parameters ????

Hello Tarang Shah,
okay. Here again ( I thought I mentioned above):
in Q50 (SAP PI 7.10 System) we create a RFC Server with the program ID RFC_Q50.
in D64 (SAP PI 7.10 System) we vreate a RFC Server with the program ID RFC_D64
in D07 (SAP R/3 4.7 x110) we create a RFC Connection to D64 with the program ID RFC_D64.
The testconnection works well. I see in our Dev. SAP PI System (D64) that the connection works.
The problem is here, if you start in the application (System D07) the push, you get the error :
maximum size of requests for one LUW has been reac hed (1). handling of re
in Q50 (SAP R/3 4.7 x110) we create a RFC Connection to Q50 with the program ID RFC_Q50.
The testconnection in Q17 works well. Also the push from the application (System Q17.)
This means, the functionallity is okay on both sides (Q17 and D07) only the application sending
process from D07 makes trouble ( you see in Transaction SM 58 on Client Site, the error as I mentiond above and in SAP PI side.) It seems that SAP PI could't accept more as one LUWs
in the same time. Q50 (Q- System) accepted.
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LUW implementation between RFC calls

Hi Experts,
I have a quick requirement in which i have to implement LUW explicitly during RFC call.My requirement is as below
I have 3 Rfc for a Ztable these are 1. Zcreate_entry , 2.Zupdate_entry and
3. Zdelete_entry. Now i want to create a explicit session for all the operation done by these Rfcs so that at the end of the session i can commit all the operations.
Example
User will call 1 RFC for leting me know that now start a new session.now user will insert 5 entry in Ztable by calling Zcreate_entry(Actually this data should not be saved in ZTable) , Update 4 Entry in Ztable by calling Zupdate_entry(Actually this data should not be updated in ZTable) , delete few entry same way.
Now user will call 1 Rfc for ending this session(for letting me know only that end this session) , At this point only all the data changes (inserted , updated and deleted ) should be actually reflected in database.
Regards,
Abhishek
Edited by: ABHISHEK BAJPAI on Jan 20, 2009 12:43 PM
Edited by: ABHISHEK BAJPAI on Jan 20, 2009 12:43 PM

Hi All,
If you have not got the problem , let me explain complete scenario.
There are three RFcs for creating , updating and deleting in database table(Ztable).
Now these Rfcs will be called from web dynpro, In WD screen user may call Create RFC 5 times for creating entry in Ztable ,then he can call Update RFC for updating in Ztable.
After doing all these operations in single session now he wants to end the session, so before closing the session WD notifies to backend that now at this point only save all the changes to the backend thus for all the operations commit will happen now only.
*Another requirement is * that from WD screen if user1 has created 5 records but he has not commited these changes to database now if User1 searches for just inserted recorded(which is not commited yet) , how to provide these records to the User1 because these records are not in Ztable at that point of time.
Regards,
Abhishek

RFC in background task LUW

Hello,
I've two RFC in user-exit. Both, using IN BACKGROUND TASK DESTINATION XI
When i execute the transaction, the user-exit is raising and i can see the follow error in SM58:
maximum size of requests for one LUW has been reached(1).
I've changing in the CC the parameter Maximum Conecction, however the error continue.
If i comment the second call function in the user-exit, the first call function is executed OK, the interface is right,
¿how can i do to execute two functions in the same LUW?
thanks

Hi,
>>¿how can i do to execute two functions in the same LUW?
you cannot - you need to do "commit work." after each RFC call
Regards,
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