RFC fm in CSS system

Hi,
Is there any RFC FM in CSS system, which will retrive Message status.
Regards,
Swetha

Pramod,
check the base thing first.. what is your job log saying at that particular moment.. so simulate that part, you can just write a code with that RFC FM call only.. and schedule it in background... see whats coming in job log...
and one more thing.. The FM which you are calling(the RFC FM), does it require GUI at any stage? check that as well.
pass the FM name here if its not a customized FM.. we can try..

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I am a newbie in ABAP Webdynpro.
I am working on a requirement where I have a webdynpro component on ECC system.I need to call a RFC located on CRM system from my webdynpro component on the ECC system.
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Calling RFC from some other system is same as local except the difference is that you have to give destination name while calling.
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if it is big RFC with complex structure, you can create the service call for it with destination given as RFC desitination.
if it is simple straight forward RFC you can directly call it.
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can anyone tells me why this error occurs???
With regards
kulwinder

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We have just had same issue thaat in certain scenarios with RFC communication BACK to Solution Manager from Satellite system we got the error. We resolved this by looking at the RFC user used in the BACK connection (i.e. SOLMAN<SID>) on the Solution Manager and changing the user type from communications.
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Hello Friends,
I need your help to understand and rectify why my transport is failing again and again.
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Environment - Production Support (Dev - Quality - Testing - Production)
Alive scenario - Need to create two InfoObject and incorporate the fields in to data targets and reports.
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1st request - We have created new request and captured two Infoobjects in to the request.
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4th Request - Captured 2 update rules (ODS) Update Rule (Cube)
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*Question -1*
I have checked the connections and typed the steps below - what i have seen in the screen.
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Logon - 0KB , 10 KB , 20KB, 30 KB
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The definition of the READ RFC to the managed system could not be found. Pl

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No RFC Read User (SOLMANSOX001 or SM_SID) was found at ABAP Host=HOST sys=00 client=001 for roles assignment. Please make sure you have run the RFC creation assistant for this system, in SMSY. If a user name different from the default 'SM_<SID>' or 'SOLMAN<SID><CLIENT>' was specified in the SMSY RFC creation assistant, you need to assign by hand the following roles & profiles to the Read RFC User : SAP_SATELLITE_E2E (role), S_AI_SMD_E2E (profile)
So which documentation means the setup where is described how to create the RFC Destinations with SMSY.. Thanks
Regards
Edited by: Bjoern Bayerschmidt on May 17, 2010 5:45 PM

Hello,
The documentation is located at [Help|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_smehp1/helpdata/en/b3/64c33af662c514e10000000a114084/frameset.htm]
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Delete RFC destinations.
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RFC Destination and Logical System

Hi Friends,
Can anybody tell me how the RFC Destination and Logical System are related to each other?

Hi,
In any ALE scenario u need one sender and one receiver system.
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Sender RFC from Third Party System

I have a vendor who is actually communicating through RFC from third party Application to SAP R/3. Now we are trying have XI in between. Where as with minimal impact on both sides.
Solution.
1. Have the RFC made as ZRFC in XI. Let the vendor call the RFC in XI ABAP and internally make an RFC call through XI Interface to R/3 as Sync Interface. Because we need to report the information back to the system where the request initiated.
2. Have RFC INI file copied as SAP Suggests under one of the folders. Develop the regular RFC to RFC Interface via XI.
Is there any other alternatives other than the above mentioned solutions? Or out of those 2, which one will provide the best performance
Appreciate any feedback. Please advice

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You can configure the non-SAP RFC client to connect to the sender communication channel in the following ways:
■ By defining the parameters PROGID, gateway-host, and gateway-service within the saprfc.ini-file using RFC-SDK.
■ By using appropriate parameters in the function RfcOpenEx.
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DEST=RFCCLIENTEXT
TYPE=R
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[Help.SAP|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/67/6d0540ba5ee569e10000000a155106/content.htm]
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Call a remote RFC from one sap system to to other sap system

Hi experts,
I'd like to know how to connect two sap systems via RFC. The two systems are in the same network and I'd like to know how to set up the SM59 in order to create the destination to the RFC.
Any help in configuring the SM59 to stablish the communication?
thanks a lot.

You can do that from t-code SM59 or SALE
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SALE is the transaction.
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You will receive the informational message, The table is cross-client. Click the green check icon to continue.
Now click on the New Entries.
The Screen appears like this here you will be giving the LS name and the description of that.
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After that we see the message blow as DATA SAVED.
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Click on the Assign Client to LS .
The Screen as below will be appearing.
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Register the RFC server module with the
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RFC lookup to PI system or other ERP system.Which is better?

Hello experts,
I have a scenario[RFC>PI(RFCLOOKUP,SOAP LOOKUP)->SOAP] where I have to fetch or update the data in the table using RFC lookup in the mapping.
To store or update the data ,I have created a table in PI system and through RFC LOOKUP I am fetching the data in the message mapping.
                                                                                Some PI developers prefers not to create this elements in the PI system and suggested a way to create them in the ERP.
I wanted to crosscheck with you all whether Lookup to PI system is better or to ERP system in terms of performance, security and std maintenance.
-Conceptually, they see PI as a communication tool, not the best option for storing data, which is an ERP function.
some prefer ERP option to Simplify the upgrade / system patching processes. As No Z-Objects makes the checking process much easier and there is no need to adapt those objects to the new release environment.
I appreciate your valuable suggestions.

Hello Souvik,
Thank you so much for your reply.
But in my case the RFC lookup will be executed twice because the authorization data(token ans sign values which is stored in PI) is valid for 12 hours.
if I find that these data is expired ,I have to do a soap lookup to get these details from a webservice and also have to update the same in the PI table using RFC lookup.All these activities are done in message mapping.
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Getting problem when creating RFC Destination on XI system

hi,
I m trying to create RFC Destination on XI system using sm59 tcode. In technical setting tab at Target Host field, i gave SAP ECC server IP address. and in Logon Tab I gave Login parameters for SAP ECC server (Client 400, User : 05 & Password for user 05). Current user and Unencrypted Password fields are unchecked. also Logon Scree is also unchecked in Security Option.
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Please suggest me the required solution
Thanks & Regards
Ritesh

Hi ritesh
First check if the user exists in ths system. Check the password especially. Because the password space (Number of characters)in SM59 screen is more than password character in SU01 screen.Check the password.
Secondly, Check if you have given the proper client in the destination box of SM59.
Check for the unicode test also.
If possible change the user type as service user.
When everything is perfect am sure the rfc connection should be fine...

Port number while mentioned the RFC for reciever business system

hi
Could somebody tell me what is the port number to be mentioned while specifying the RFC for reciever busines system in the integration builder)configuration phase

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This might point to an unhanded exception. There should be a backend dump (ST22) available and that would help in more analysis. You might need a ABAPer to look into the dump. You may paste the dump here for more analysis.

RFC connection to source system ABPCLNT310 is damaged

Hello,
I'm importing a transport in BW Prod (condition type data for billing and orders), but receive this error message in STMS:
The creation of the export DataSource failed
Reading the Metadata of 0SD_O05 ...
Creating DataSource 80SD_O05 ...
RFC connection to source system ABPCLNT310 is damaged ==> no Metadata upload
RFC connection to source system ABPCLNT310 is damaged ==> no Metadata upload
Error when creating the export DataSource and dependent Objects
Error when activating ODS-objekt 0SD_O05
The creation of the export DataSource failed
The import worked fine in BW QA system. Why do I get this error? It is possible to manually generate the export data source from the ODS object, but when I try to import again, it once again fails...
Best regards,
Fredrik

hi Fredrik,
check if helps oss note 597326, 886102, 184322
RFC connection to source system Damaged
Error when transporting ODS Object
597326 - Activating ODS: Error when creating the export DataSource
Symptom
When you activate or transport ODS objects, the following errors appear in the log:
"The creation of the export DataSource failed". Message number RSBM 035
"Error &1 in function module &2". Message number RSBM 006
"Error when creating the export DataSource and dependent Objects". Message number RSDODSO 169
"Error when activating the ODS object &1". Message number RSDODSO 168
Other terms
RSBM 035, RSBM 006, RSDODSO 169, RSDODSO 168
Reason and Prerequisites
A characteristic involved is active but it is using new or inactive attributes.
Characteristics involved are all characteristics used in the ODS object.
Solution
Check all characteristics involved as described in the following:
Check the Compounding and Attributes tabs in the characteristics maintenance.
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Indicator cannot be undone since the software component version still contains IDocs/RFCs from an SAP system
Delete the objects first.
Is it possible for me to create another namespace under a SWCV, to which I have already imported Idoc, by selecting the option " Not permitted ". I want to create another namespace and I don't want to select that option as I have already imported Idoc

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hi
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thanks and regards
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Hi,
Check these blogs , Hope u would be getting some idea
/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/06/24/bsp-150-a-developer146s-journal-part-v-xml-for-rfcs
/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/11/15/bsp-150-a-developer146s-journal-part-xiii-developing-abap-webservices
/people/sap.user72/blog/2004/06/19/how-i-started-with-sap-web-development
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