on 05-12-2011 11:58 AM
Dear All Gurus,
I have developed a RFC to File scenario. Development is executing fine in IR & ID.( executed in Interface Determination / Reciever Determination .. thru "Test Configuration Scenareo" & all scenareos get "Greemn Right").
When I call the RFC in SE38 this error generates.
Checked in SXI_CACHE & this is available. Did a Chache refresh as well.
What could be the error ?
Thanking you in advance.
When I call the RFC in SE38 this error generates.
Checked in SXI_CACHE & this is available. Did a Chache refresh as well.
Is that tested in SE38 or SE37?
If your function thro's an error then you need to check this out with ABAPER.
Regards
Pothana
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Thanks for the comments, all !
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Hi
if in se37 you receiver error it look like your function is wrong
BR
MAciej
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Hello,
If this mapping is missing in the runtime cache you could try triggering a cache refresh that transfers the Mapping from the repository in the runtime cache. This can be done in different ways:
Open the Interface Mapping in the repository, make some change, e.g., at the description, save and activate.
Or, refresh the mapping as outlined in the note below:
note #1377033 How to perform a Single Repository Object Cache Refresh
Regards,
Sarah
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i guess u have also done a CPA cache referesh??
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Hi,
Since ur scenario is wrkin fine during Test, the problem lies with connectivity with backend system
Check the sender communication channel. Check if the parameters u have metioned are correct. espl the RFC destination provided or the Application server of backend system (ECC etc) are correctly mentioned. Also cross check the RFC module also.
Cheers,
Souvik
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