RFC to JDBC(Insert) async scenario

Hi Experts,
In RFC to JDBC(Insert) async scenario we are getting the the response from JDBC as <insert_count>1</insert_count> after inserting in to DB . Is there any way to stop getting response?
Regards,
Raj

<insert_count>1</insert_count>
Firstly this is not an error but an acknowledgement from the JDBC that the Insert for the corresponding Statement node is successful. The count 1 represents that you have made just one Insert-Statement call to the JDBC......had there been no Insert in the DB then you could have got 0 insetad of 1.
Normally happens when the sender requests for an acknowledgement. Don have knowledge on the ABAP-front so cant comment on the blog given by Prateek, but seems that because of the sync nature of RFC you are getting this ack from JDBC...
Regards,
Abhishek.

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