When we will not able to use Receive RFC structure as Sender JDBC Structure

[Former Member]

Hi Friends,

I have a scenarion like JDBC to RFC

1. I have same structure in both Sender and Receiver (JDBC and RFC).

2. I will not create DataType for both Sender JDBC, receiver RFC.

3. Is there any limitation for this.

when i will not able to use receiver RFC structure as sender JDBC structure.

Thanks in advance.

[Former Member]

As I have already said, if structure is exactly same, then only 1 data type is sufficient,

but there has to be 2 message types for each of JDBC & RFC.

[Former Member]

Hi challarapu ,

if your receiver side RFC has structure like this

<RFC Name>
               < row>
                         data fields

Then you can use same structure on both sender and receiver side coz here in this case mandatory node (row : required by JDBC is available)

in this case create 2 msg type , 1 for sender JDBC and 1 for receiver RFC and assign same data type to both message type

thanks

sandeep

Edited by: sandeep sharma on Nov 16, 2010 8:44 AM

Edited by: sandeep sharma on Nov 16, 2010 8:44 AM

Edited by: sandeep sharma on Nov 16, 2010 8:45 AM

[former_member472138]

As I understand If you have same kind of structure at sender and receiver side then you can have one data type struc and Two message types for sender and receiver.

Regards

Pothana

[Former Member]

Hi challarapu ,

you are right , you cant use receiver RFC structure as sender JDBC structure coz sender JDBC has predefined structure

which you have to follow :

<DataType>

<row>

<data fields>

here after data type <row> is mandatory which is a predefined structure for sender JDBC which you have to follow

https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi711/helpdata/EN/7e/5df96381ec72468a00815dd80f8b63/content.htm

for receiver RFC you have to import RFC from SAP system which you have to use as it

then map the data fields.

thanks

sandeep sharma

[Former Member]

If the structure is same, then only 1 data type is suficient.

But you have to create 2 message types 1 for each RFC and JDBC.

-Supriya.