RFC passing table parameters
I am having difficulty passing tables as parameters using an RFC function defined in SE37 and an RPG ILE program running on a separate iSeries.
I have successfully passed import/export parameters, however tables are proving to be difficult.
The function builder will test with no errors, but does not pass or return tables.
A trace performed with the server side of the RFC shows the message "discarding unrequested T:" along with the table names.
Any help would be appreciated.
I am using a multiple occurring data structure to define the tables.
DRFC_TABLES DS ALIGN OCCURS(3)
D TNAME * INZ(*NULL)
D TNLEN 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TTYPE 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TLENG 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TITHANDLE * INZ(*NULL)
D TITMODE * INZ(*NULL)
D TNEWITAB 10I 0 INZ(0)
I then fill occurrences 1 & 2 with the defining parameters, and occurrence 3 with *NULL in TNAME.
Then I do the following to get data, with a similar routine to send data.
C 1 occur RFC_TABLES
C EVAL TBPTR = %ADDR(TNAME)C EVAL Rcge = RfcGetData(hRfc : POINT : TBPTR)
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H.K.Hayath Basha.hi,
I am not very good in Java.
but try this code to giving input parameter.
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Hello all
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Wondered if you could help me, I am from Basis ........
We are trying to automate some of our transport functions in CTS+ and I have highlighted several RFC that could help ......
CTS_API_CREATE_CHANGE_REQUEST,
TRINT_*
Is it possible to pass the parameters requered by the RFC in a script from a non SAP system ???? and how would I know the exact command line to enter ??
ThanksI am using a multiple occurring data structure to define the tables.
DRFC_TABLES DS ALIGN OCCURS(3)
D TNAME * INZ(*NULL)
D TNLEN 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TTYPE 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TLENG 10U 0 INZ(0)
D TITHANDLE * INZ(*NULL)
D TITMODE * INZ(*NULL)
D TNEWITAB 10I 0 INZ(0)
I then fill occurrences 1 & 2 with the defining parameters, and occurrence 3 with *NULL in TNAME.
Then I do the following to get data, with a similar routine to send data.
C 1 occur RFC_TABLES
C EVAL TBPTR = %ADDR(TNAME)C EVAL Rcge = RfcGetData(hRfc : POINT : TBPTR) -
Passing values to RFC/BAPI Table
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The same code was working few days back. Is there any configuration in JCO or any other problems other than the code?
Your l help is greatly appreciated.
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//@@endHi Raksh,
I also got the same problem. Please check the following ways then you will solve problem.
1. First check the appropriate BAPI in SAP GUI Software. You have to determine where is the problem?. Is it in Dynpro or BAPI itself?.
2. Suppose the BAPI structure change you will wont't run. If BAPI strusture change you have to reimport BAPI.
3. Please check the JCo connectio using test Button. Then redeploy your project.
4. Rebuild your project then redeploy.
Check the above ways you may get answer.
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-- create base table
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EMP_ID,
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q'{ AS SELECT * FROM TAB
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CREATE OR REPLACE
PACKAGE UPDATE_TAB IS
TYPE TAB_TAB_TYP IS TABLE OF TAB%ROWTYPE;
PROCEDURE UPDATE_TAB( I_TAB IN TAB_TAB_TYP );
PROCEDURE TEST_UPDATE_TAB;
END UPDATE_TAB;
CREATE OR REPLACE
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PROCEDURE UPDATE_TAB( I_TAB IN TAB_TAB_TYP ) AS
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FOR I IN I_TAB.FIRST .. I_TAB.LAST
LOOP
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
' UPDATE TAB' || I_TAB(I).TAB_ID ||
Q'{ SET TAB_ID = :TABID, NAME = :NAM, SALARY = :SAL
WHERE EMP_ID = :EMPID }'
USING I_TAB(I).TAB_ID, I_TAB(I).NAME,
I_TAB(I).SALARY, I_TAB(I).EMP_ID;
IF SQL%ROWCOUNT <= 0 THEN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
' INSERT INTO TAB' || I_TAB(I).TAB_ID ||
' ( TAB_ID, EMP_ID, NAME, SALARY ) ' ||
' VALUES( :TABID, :EMPID, :NAME , :SAL )'
USING I_TAB(I).TAB_ID, I_TAB(I).EMP_ID,
I_TAB(I).NAME, I_TAB(I).SALARY;
END IF;
END LOOP;
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UPDATE_TAB( L_TAB );
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--- TEST
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16 2 NAME 16 455.86
16 6 NAME 16 253.18
16 14 NAME 16 478.92
16 32 NAME 16 381.27
16 56 NAME 16 737.77
16 58 NAME 16 382.65
16 70 NAME 16 203.03
16 100 NAME 16 435.73
8 rows selected
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TAB_ID EMP_ID NAME SALARY
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2 18 NAME 2 35.61
2 22 NAME 2 57.76
2 33 NAME 2 851.72
2 73 NAME 2 109.74
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5 rows updated
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Using tables parameters for RFC
Hi All
I am trying to use tables parameter for a Remote Function Call.
It says it is obsolete and not working, we are using ECC6.0 version of SAP.
Any help??Instead, you should use a table type in a IMPORTING or EXPORTING parameter. Create the table type in SE11 and then reference this table type in your parameter in the IMPORTING/EXPORTING tab. The use of TABLES parameters section is obselete.
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New in NW04s: FL069 TABLES parameters are obsolete (in function modules)
Can somebody explain what is the fundamental reason for this behaviour in NW04s?
In Netweaver 2004s system (like ERP2005 ) you get a warning message in SE37:
FL069 TABLES parameters are obsolete! when defining quite ordinary tables parameter using LIKE and reference to a structure in ddic.
I now speak normal function modules, not RFC enabled.
This example of tables parameter definition will cause the warning message:
return LIKE BAPIRET2
I of course looked the additional help provided by this message FL069. I understood it as following:
you should stop using TABLES parameter and more often use CHANGING parameter by referring a TABLE TYPE defined in dictionary.
if using CHANGING parameter and still want to pass the header line of your internal table you should use a separate parameter (EXPORT or CHANGING parameter)
Developers have too much used TABLES parameters for passing internal tables for reading (by value) rather than to be modified (by reference). As a consequence, fm could have change the header line without caller to know it.
in my opinion the message help is missleadingly telling that header line is no longer passed to function module if TABLES parameter is used. I made a small test program and fm (with TABLES paramerer), and everything worked as before.
The warning message can be ignored by pressing Enter a few times and your fm with TABLES parameter works as it had in older versions of Netweaver.
SAP is still using a lot of TABLES parameters in their own function modules. For example SD_SALES_HEADER_MAINTAIN.
So what is the point of this warning message while everything still works as it used to be and SAP uses this same "OBSOLETE" feature itself? Is there anything more fundamental behind this message? Like TABLES paremeters will no longer work in future versions of ABAP (or header line passing will be ignored in future versions) and therefore developers should switch to CHANGING/EXPORT parameters with TABLE TYPES as soon as possible??
Please understand that I don't need any assistance how to avoid this message, just interested to share your opinions what is the purpose of this warning message.
That is why I did not marked this thread as a question.
Br: KimmoHello,
This is the view under Tables tab in my function builder:
I_T_SELECT TYPE SRSC_S_IF_SIMPLE-T_SELECT
I_T_FIELDS TYPE SRSC_S_IF_SIMPLE-T_FIELDS
E_T_DATA LIKE SFLIGHT (which I change to YBWxxxx)
The moment I change to YBWxxxxx it gives me that error '"TABLES parameters are obsolete! "'
and unfortunately hitting enter several times is not helping either
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Issues passing drillthrough parameters from a multi-level tablix in SSRS 2008 R2
Hello,
I am really struggling with trying creating a drillthrough report that starts with a matrix (tablix) and passing those parameters. I am using SSRS 2008 R2.
Here's my scenario:
I have a matrix that has mulitple levels where you can drill down. Here an example with all the levels open:
Active
Term
Leave
Total
128
88
121
United States
110
80
85
New York
65
30
57
Manhattan
10
6
9
Buffalo
20
23
4
Albany
35
1
44
Texas
45
50
28
Dallas
40
30
22
Houston
5
20
6
France
18
8
36
Centre
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8
36
Blois
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2
8
Druex
6
1
15
Tours
5
5
13
I want to drillthrough to another report - Detail Report. As I understand it, I would click the 65 for New York and I would see the detail for the 65 Active people. If I click the 2 under Blois, I would see the 2 terminated people in Blois. My understanding
for this to work, the Detail Report would need a a parameter for each of the level possibilities in the matrix that I could click: Country, State, City as well as the Status (Active, Term, Leave).
While I understand about passing parameters, what I don't understand is how to pass the parameters if they are blank. Let's say I clicked 65 for New York, I would need to pass State = New York Status = Active. But the remaining parameters (Country
and City would be null). I know Country doesn't need to be Null in this case.
My Detail Report has the parameters defaulted to Null, but whether I put the parameters in a Filter for the dataset or in the query itself, I cannot get it to ignore the Nulls.
As a crazy work-around (I think) I can put in the Where of the query something along the lines of: this:
and (a.Country in (@paramCountryCode) or NULL in (@paramCountryCode) )
and I would need to do that for each parameter. Usually I have to use 'ALL' instead of NULL, I'm note sure why.
Additionally, in the Report Action of the Main Report, I need to pass those parameters for each level and their Status. I am also not clear whether or not I need to put in all the parameters on each of the levels (Country, State, City) of the matrix. And if
I do, do I need to make the expressions an IIF statement stating whether or not they are In Scope?
All the examples I was able to find, only showed one or maybe two parameters being passed. Doing the way I am trying, seems convoluted, error-prone and tedious. I really hope that I am wrong.
Is there a better way to approach drilltrough reports from a matrix when there are multiple levels?
Thank you for the help.
~JHi Jenna_Fire,
According to your description, you have a matrix contains total for each group on each level. Now your requirement is, when you click on any number (data field or total), it will go to the detail report which returns all the detail information of the people
within the group scope. For example, if you click on the total of Active users in United States, it will return the detail information of Active users in New York and Texas. Right?
In this scenario, we should set the parameter (@Country, @State, @City) allow multiple values in both main and detail report. And in Default Value (@Country, @State, @City), query out all distinct values. In the textbox which contains
those total values, when set use these parameters to run the report, we only need to pass the parameters of parent groups. For example, if we click on the total of Active users in New York, we only need to pass Country, State, Status to detail report, and
in the detail report, the City parameter will use all distinct values (Default Values) because we don't pass the City parameter. We have tested this case with sample data in our local environment. Here are steps and screenshots for your reference:
1. Create parameter Country, State, City and Status in both main report and detail report. Set both Available Value and Default Value get values from query (Create a dataset for each parameter, use "select distinct [column] from [table]" as query). Set allow
multiple values for parameter Country, State and City in both reports.
2. In corresponding textbox, pass appropriate parameters in go to report Action.
4. Filter data in detail report (in where clause or using filters).
5. Save and preview. It looks like below:
Reference:
Using Parameters to Connect to Other Reports
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou
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