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Can multiple button actions be implemented by creating just one RFC?

udaykumar_kanike
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Hi All,

I wanted ask a general question "is it possible to create just one RFC for multiple button actions such as delete, insert, search, modify, copy".

I tried using one RFC for all the above mentioned actions but I wasn't able to consistently get expected results. So, I just want to confirm from SDN forum members that is it a good practice or is it advisible to create individual RFC for each button actions?

Earlier responses would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Uday

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Accepted Solutions (1)

junwu
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i don't see any problem there, there is no restriction between button action and rfc call

vijay_kumar49
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Hi,

I did not see any problem for that creation on multiple button actions such as delete, insert, search, modify, copy". These actions depending up on your RFC.

For Example. Your RFC having Insert and Delete Functionality you can develop these two Actions. i.e is depending upon your requirement and Depending upon you r RFC functionality. That

RFC donu2019t gave insert, Delete, modify these functionalities no need to create these Actions.

So there is no restriction for call the RFC Via Actions(buttons)

Hope this is help full for u

Regards

Vijay

udaykumar_kanike
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Hi John,

If one RFC can be used for multiple button implementations, then how can it be possible to share import parameters by different implementation buttons.

Also, i wanted to ask, whether it is possible to create an RFC without import parameters but with tables or work area declarations.

Thanks for everyones responses.

Regards

Uday

Answers (1)

Answers (1)

Former Member
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Hi,

According to your RFC you can develop buttons which you required. For example if u required only one button you can develop it's functionality as you required. Buttons can be implemented as your requirement there will be no problem with only one RFC creation

Thanks & Regards,

Jyothi.