RFC to JDBC synchronous

Hi experts,
i have to scenario RFC to JDBC
i need to know in R3 (parameter import by RFC) the number of lines inserted in database.
receiver JDBC give mne this data, but my doubt is if is necessary mapping this statement?, is necessary to create this datatype, what is the datatype -string, int,..? have i to defined a synchronous scenario?, how many messages interfaces i need?
very thanks,

thanks all,
how can i mapping this message, give me error..
jdbc_response 1..1                      rfc_response 1..1
   insert_count 1..1                         count         0..1
     count          1..1
my mapping is
jdbc_response -> rfc_response
count             -> count
(insert count no mapping)
the error is 'Returning synchronous error notification to calling application: com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.DeliveryException: Application:EXCEPTION_DURING_EXECUTE:.'
can you help me please?

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