RFC Destination None Error for MIGO

Hi,
I am getting RFC Destinatnation NONE error while posting Goods Receipt. GTS service for SD and MM is not active. Error showing for FM GRC01_COST_OBJECT_COST.
Can any one help in this regard.
Thanks in advance.
SP Raj

Hi,
Pl find the details below of the error.
Short text
    RFC destination "NONE" does not exist.
What happened?
    Error in the ABAP Application Program
    The current ABAP program "SAPLCK36" had to be terminated because it has
    come across a statement that unfortunately cannot be executed.
Error analysis
    The 'destination' "NONE" for a Remote Function Call
    is unknown.
    You can display the RFC destinations available in the system using
    the transaction SM59.
Trigger Location of Runtime Error
    Program                                 SAPLCK36
    Include                                 ISAUTO_CK_SAPLCK36============E
    Row                                     812
    Module type                             (FORM)
    Module Name                             PRICE_STRATEGY_NEW
806 ************************************************************************
807 *     DOERNER, GRC, 10/11/1999: Add one new strategy:
808 * 3b. Create costestimate during goods receipt
809 ************************************************************************
810     when 4.
811       if k_debug_loc is initial.
>>>>>         call function 'GRC01_COST_OBJECT_COST' destination 'NONE'
813                 exporting
814                      im_vbeln     = f_mtcom-vbeln
815                      im_posnr     = f_mtcom-posnr

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