Rfc to Procedure exceptions

AM doing a synchronous process using rfc-procedure.When it runs,i see the error
'Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'ZRPOPUR' (structure 'Statement'): java.lang.NumberFormatException: High-order nibble of the byte at array offset 540 is not valid. Byte value: 40' in the message monitor.I defined all the rfc parameters with type 'char' and some fields which the procedure returns is type dec like 'DEC(10,2)'. I think i need not to convert it.But what made the error happend?Can anybody help me?
Thx.

Hi, I found the solution to my problem!
It wasn't really an XI configuration, some one told my that in synchronous RFCs the programmer has to erase the line run in BACKGROUND, and catch the errors that XI could throw.
I search for any kind of documentation regarding this but I couldn't find any thing? Does somebody have anything?
Regards.

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My scenario is Jdbc -- XI -- RFC(Z_BAPISALESORDER with two BAPI's 1.BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT 2.BAPI_TRANSACTION COMMIT).
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Try this code. This works perfectly for us:
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Friends,
Please suggest on this vague problem that I am facing. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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I formed following procedure in ODI (it will fetch only first record) and getting following exception.
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same format design with declear variable in SQL and it is working fine.
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begin
SELECT
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ORA-06550: line 1, column 9:
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Hi
I got solution from Cezar Santos
ODI doesn't work like this....
The easiest way is to use a one column select into each ODI variable.
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FROM
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I've been developing a File 2 RFC asynchronous scenario. I'm an ABAP developer too so I'm who programmed the inbound RFC.
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-Jyoti

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Thanks,
Bhupesh

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<SAP:P3 />
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Regards,
Kiran Polani

Dear All,
This is clearly soap to rfc interface and we are using currently PI 7.0. This is a validation of BAPI, BAPI is not accepting the field of "Quantity is some value". The quatity is greater than the amount BAPI is throwing an error like "APPLICATION_ERROR". Is it possbile to validate in XI Level.
Soap --> XI--> BAPI(Request)
BAPI--> XI-->Soap(Response)( in this step what ever message return by bapi those error message not getting 3 rd party application).
here by catching that error and i should throw to 3rd party application.
is it possible to handle this or not.?
If it is possible in Fault Mapping/Fault message type please give me the steps or document for me.
I am new for fault mapping?
Please help me on this.
Regards,
Kiran Polani

How to use the exceptions in a RFC ?

I can use XI (through BPM) to call a RFC and get response from the "Export" of a RFC. But could I get the exception from the "exception" of a RFC ?
I tried to write a RFC which will generate a exception and I found it in the XI monitor, but how to use it ? i.e. sometimes I need to get the "export", but sometimes I need to get "exception". Is there any documents or examples for it ? thanks.

Hi,
But for fault message, I don't know how to send it to a receiver.
There is no other configurations that you need to do with respect to fault messages.
If the rfc returns an exception, this message, is passed on to the receiver instead of the response message.
The receiver of the fault message will be the system that sent the request.
(If I can use a transformation to mapping it to other message, I think it's ok too.)
You need not use a BPM, for this, in case you are using it only for fault message handling.
All you need to do is, create a message mapping, with source and target message types as RFC exceptions and carry out a one to one mapping.This would display the exception coming from the RFC as the fault response st the sender.
In case, the exception returned from the RFC is not self-explanatory, you could map constants to the target message type(in message mapping) which would explain the reason for the fault.
Regards,
Smitha.

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