on 02-08-2007 10:25 AM
Hi,
I have an XI scenario where I have to fill the IDoc ADRMAS03 in XI and send it to R/3. Unfortunately the sender system does not provide the required address number (ADRNR) for the Business Partner, only the Business Partner number. Therefore I want to call a Function Module in R/3 during the mapping in order to get the ADRNR.
Does anybody know which RFC-Function Module I can call in R/3 4.6c providing the Busness Partner number in order to get the ADRNR?
Thanks.
Alex
Alexander,
><i>Does anybody know which RFC-Function Module I can call in R/3 4.6c providing the Busness Partner number in order to get the ADRNR?</i>
Post it on the ABAP forums and maybe you can find a standard RFC for this.
To perfrom RFC lookups in your mapping refer to this blog,
/people/alessandro.guarneri/blog/2006/03/27/sap-xi-lookup-api-the-killer
Regards
Bhavesh
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Mike,
I thought he was looking for an RFC to call from XI that resides on the SAP system.
But, if he wants to do it on the SAP system itsef, I agree with your point that he can write an exit for the same. I am "in sycnh" with your point that move such stuff to your R3 system if possible
Regards
Bhavesh
if u insist to find the ADRNR # u can have a RFC created which will fetch the value from the tables: kna1(customer master with customer as input) or lfa1 (vendor master with vendor num as input). Both the tables will return the value for the field ADRNR. but as discussed above it is wise to have these collected in a userexit which u can find the in the inbound f/n module
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you can do it . please use RFC Look up api to getthe details. are you have blog from Michel how load data with out look up also
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Hi,
no need for RFC lookup it's better to do as he wants
(inside an exit in R3) - just my point of view
BTW
don't use a FM just find a table with both values
and create a select statement youself
Regards,
michal
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