PI performance with synchronous RFC SOAP

Hello everybody,
We are in PI version 7.0 SP 10.
I have a scenario RFC <-> XI <-> SOAP synchronous.
In SAPR/3, when we call this RFC function by different processes simultaneously; it seems at level of PI that the message are treated consecutively and not in parallel.
If I'm right, is it possible to change this.
Is there anybody who can help me ?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards

Hi Machel,
U mean to say that , for instance same RFC in a System is called by multiple systems ,
they all run parallely .
I need some literature on RFC and it's performance when compared to IDOC and behaviours
can u provide ??
thx in advance
rgds
srini

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