Reg: RFC call in same system

Hello All,
There is a Function module which is remote enabled (RFC) and can that same FM can be called in R3?
Thanks In Advance
Regards,
Suganya.

Hi Suganya,
Yes, you can call an RFC function module within the same SAP application server environment. Just use one of the following options when you call the FM:
- SPACE
- NONE
Using these options in combination of CALL FUNCTION..... DESTINATION will allow you to invoke the FM. However, it is not required to call the FM in RFC mode, in general. But this really depends on the logic.
Shahram

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