RFC Sync Call

Hello All,
I am new the SAP-ABAP and XI environment.
I am integrating HCM-Payroll/GL Posting to FI.
i add BAPI_ACC_EMPLOYEE_EXP_CHECK a special method call at BD97. Since i need to check before create the IDOC i add as RFC Sync.
Then I ran the report RPCIPE00. I am getting following the error message.
The error Message.
"The function module "BAPI_ACC_EMPLOYEE_EXP_CHECK" has been called remotely and has generated a progam termination in the receiving system "XI_XD1". For more information, see the dump analysis in the receiving system."
Could you please guide what i am doing wrong.
If i remove the BAPI from BD97 then the documents are created but no messages on SXMB_MONI.
Thanks
SV

Hi SV,
logging for synchronous messages is turned off by default but you can activate it by :-
TCODE
 SXMB_ADM
 -> Integration Engine Configuration
 -> Specific Configuration
Add the entry
Category Parameters Value
RUNTIME LOGGING_SYNC 1
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Kenny

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