on 06-08-2006 4:36 PM
Hi all,
follow below my scenario:
R3 <-RFC-> XI <-JDBC-> ORACLE
My interface INSERT data into ORACLE.
I need to get the fault message of JDBC and return to RFC.response.
I made the FAULT MESSAGE TYPE and adjust my Message interface to Synchronous with mey fault message, I also made the Message mapping of Fault Message Type to RFC.response, but I don't know how to configure my interface determinantion to mapping the fault message to return.
Could anyone help-me about this problem.
Thanks,
Regis Ferrato
> I made the FAULT MESSAGE TYPE and adjust my Message
> interface to Synchronous with mey fault message, I
> also made the Message mapping of Fault Message Type
> to RFC.response, but I don't know how to configure my
> interface determinantion to mapping the fault message
> to return.
This is not possible. Fault message types are only supported for ABAP/Java Proxies. The JDBC adapter does not provide fault messages.
You should avoid synchronous database insert as your sender program will dump, when a runtime error occurs in XI.
Regards
Stefan
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Hi Ferrato,
Check this links and also u have to create request and response message mappings...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
May be helpful...
Regards,
Sridhar
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Have to Message Mappings..
1.rfc.request to jdbc req
2.rfc.response to jdbc resp(fault message)..
in the interface mapping u can see that they get mapped automatically....
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