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RFC Adapter BAPIRET1

Former Member
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Hi,

in the RFC Adapter FAQ it states that you can use BAPIRET1 and the receiver adapter analyses the return according to the following codes

1. 'S' : Success

2. 'I' : Information

3. 'W' : Warning

4. '' : Empty String

5. 'A' : Abort

6. 'E' : Error

I know it the return is a success it calls a commit and it its error, it calls a rollback.

I'm wondering... is the adapter also suppose to actualy launch an application error if the code is 'A' or 'E' ? Its not doing it in my case and I'm wondering if I'm missing something... this would be a nice add on to the rfc receiver adapter if its not implemented yet.

Thanks.

Thierry

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stefan_grube
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> I'm wondering... is the adapter also suppose to actualy launch an application error if the code is 'A' or 'E' ?

No. The result should be tranferred to sender, so the sender knows the status.

Therefore BAPIs are not useful in async scenarios.

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