QM-IDI Mapping interfaces

Dear ,
I am facing a big problem with QM-IDI interfaces,
Requirement: Whenever MIGO done inspection lot will create and we need to send this inspection lot to external system i.e. MES.
And SAP receives Results Recording and User deceision or Defect recording in SAP. I Reffered QM-IDI interfaces but i am not able to use which function module for what. Here i have to give structure to MES team, once i wil provides the will do mappings.
If do you have any mapping specs. Any test scenarios related to QM interfaces. Which function module i have to use to send inspection lot or which function module i have to use to receive data from external system how i have to give structures to them
Here my main intesion is mapping to external system

The difference is how SAP communicates with the system. The external systems are usually accessed via RFC's, (remote function calls) and actively send a message to the external system with data.
The subsystems have to query SAP are designed to usually have a batch job on the subsystem that runs every 10 or15 minutes to query the SAP system and looks for entries in the QIWL table. When valid entries are found, the subsystem downloads the necessary info and when done, uploads the data. SAP is very passive in this. The subsystem has programs that are written according to SAP guidelines and uses specific BAPI's provided by SAP to interact with SAP.
An External system using RFC's uses compiled programs written by the client, (or maybe a vendor of a product), that uses the RFC''s to communicate with SAP. The programs reside in SAP. The RFC's are similar to the BAPI's in that SAP has provided them and you need to adhere to how they are supposed to be used. For RFC's your Basis team has to basically define a "gateway" for these RFC's messages to be transferred back and forth through.
You subsystems are primarily things like LIMS where the vendor has supplied most of the functionality required.
I haven't had to set up an RFC process personally but I believe it is used more for home grown integration requirements where for instance you want to develop a means to exchange results directly from a lab instrument like a GC or LC. You would write programs on both ends to exchange this data between the GC and SAP using the RFC's. Then you place all the GC tests in one inspection plan operation and then these tests would be downloaded to the GC and the GC could upload the results directly without the use of a LIMS sitting between them. You might find some vendors have done this and can provide example programs already for you to use or that you can use as a starting point in your development.
I hope this helps.
FF

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