on 01-31-2013 9:08 AM
Hi ,
I was doing jdbc to rfc scenario ,using my internal data base I was picking the data and sending to hcm info types The data was delivering from Pi Properly ,but It was not updating to infotypes but when we test the bapi by manually giving and testing the bapi it was updating properly.May I know how to test the bapi by runtime values which was given by PI.Please give the ways for the solution.
Hi
Actually the message content which was coming in the receiver communicational channel was desired ,But the data was not updating in the Hcm Infotypes 1.The same values I was pasting as a Bapi Input It was updating Infotype2 succesfully.Can you please suggest the solution.
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Hi
I thing you need to check domain language of data elements used in bapi for import export parameter. in SAP default language of domain lan in DE(German) .when you execute bapi manually conversion is done automatically EN to DE . But when you import bapi in pi and passing data to bapi conversion is not did.
debug your bapi some of parameter are converted.check value in your database table.
check with abaper.
For example
in BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2
order type OR is Converted to TA.
are u using standard bapi?which bapi you r using?
Regards,
Dipak Patil.
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Hello,
Have you already tried doing the procedure below?
In your RFC Receiver Adapter, have you checked Advanced Mode and checked both Send Confirm Transaction and Commit Handling for Single BAPI Calls? You could also try clearing the RFC Adapter Metadata by starting/stopping the CC in RWB.
Regards,
Mark
Hello,
In your RFC Receiver Adapter, have you checked Advanced Mode and checked both Send Confirm Transaction and Commit Handling for Single BAPI Calls? You could also try clearing the RFC Adapter Metadata by starting/stopping the CC in RWB.
For more information about this setting, check SAP Note 730870 - RFC Adapter FAQ Question 10: What about BAPI's?.
Hope this helps,
Mark
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Also check the user used have sufficient roles and authorisations ..
-Rajesh
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Hi venkata,
Check the status of RFC receiver channel .
Also check that status of tRFC on sm58 on r/3 system .
To test BAPI you can take data from PI <sxi_monitor> .
thanks and regards,
Anup Banerjee
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