RFC as sender

hi
i am trying to do RFC to JDBC scenario
My question is when I execute the RFC in SE37 transaction code, how does my output of the function module goes to SAP XI to so that the data goes to JDBC.
Please explain me how to execute the function modue in SE37 (if is executed by not pressing F8) button. And when we execute the function module, how does the data would reach the SAP XI.
Priya

Hi,
RFC has import and export structure
1. When you execute the RFC with the RFC destination you have created, the data in the import structure is passed to SAP XI.
2. The metadata should be the same and hence you need to import the RFC for using as message type
3. the response from the DB should be mapped to the response of the RFC
4. If you want to send data in Async mode then you need to create a program and call the RFC in Background task so that the RFC does not wait for a response.
Regards
Vijaya

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