on 07-31-2009 7:29 AM
Hi Everyone,
Kindly provide me the solution for this:
Sender : RFC (system 1)
Receiver : JDBC (system 2)
Receiver : RFC (system 1)
I need to configure 2 receivers, but requirment is that after my stored procedure is executed successfully in receiver system, i need to send some particulars details back to sender system. But, my stored procedure is not having any response. So, how can i handel the call of next RFC after the execution of Stored procedure successfully.
needs your valuable suggesstions.
Thanks
Nutan
Hi Nutan,
>>But, my stored procedure is not having any response.
Rewrite your SP to retun the required field. Then you can make a RFC <-> JDBC sync interface
else once the SP is triggered call another SP in Database which send request to XI (this is a bit tedius). In this case you have two interface(h async RFC to jdbc and reverse)
Regards
Suraj
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Hi Everyone,
Thanks for all your valuable inputs. I got the solution without doing any changes in SP. I am just posting the file in an internediate location after the successful execution of SP and then picking that file and sending the response through calling the other Bapi to sender system.
Regards,
Nutan
Using the two interfaces in Interface Determination one for JDBC and other for file.
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You may use BPM. After async JDBC call, you may wait for ack and based on ack, you may proceed with next send async step for RFC? Can't you simply change SP to accommodate response?
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi Nutan,
handel the call of next RFC after the execution of Stored procedure successfully.
If this needs to be properly acheived in the design , you need to get the response back.
Until unless the response is not coming from the stored procedure , how the system will decide the execution of stored procedure is success or failure ?
Receive the message from RFC--> Update/insert uisng the synchronus reciever JDBC CC --> Update the RFC using the response from the stored procedure.
Hope this helps you.
Regards
Sunil.
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