RFC Function Module behaves differently in foreground and background

Hi,
I have RFC function module which works well when executed in debugg mode where as in normal mode it doesnt work as the time stamp is not changed and the record cannot be created with the same timestamp.
Can anybody suggest any solution on how to change the current timestamp when still in the same LUW.
Regards,
Roberts.

Hi,
Use:
T1 = SY-UZEIT.
GET TIME.
T2 = SY-UZEIT.
T1 will be different from T2
Best regards,
Leandro Mengue

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Please read the forum rules about u r g e n t ...

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Rajesh Kumar

Hi,
You can make use of Dotnet connector to read the content of SAP RFC .. (eaiest of all)
The RFC can be executed using connector , and can read the data simultaneously.. u need to code in dotnet for this..
else create a webservice and read it from dot net ..
Regards
Renu Gusain
Edited by: Renu Gusain on Jan 25, 2010 12:55 PM

RFC Function Module behaves differently in foreground and background

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