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ECC to ECC scenario

Former Member
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I have to send two huge tables with data from ECC to ECC over single stack Java PO

ECC --- SAP PO ------------ ECC

These two tables put together as around 500 fields. There is no mapping in SAP PO. The fields are sent from ECC to same ECC system but we need to use PO. It's huge task to create proxy for around 500 fields

so we are creating an RFC called RFC_1 at ECC and that contain both the tables

we are creating another RFC, RFC_2 at ECC and that contain both tables

I need to transport data from one rfc to another..

so i have to map both RFCs in PO.. even though there is no data transformation

is there any better design..

2) is it possible to skip ESR part

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former_member186851
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Hello Midhun,

Why PI is mandatory?

If both the RFCs are same you can directly update as Manoj suggested without PI.

Else you need import both and do mapping as required.

PriyankaAnagani
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Hi Midhun,

If both RFCs are same then you can do a direct call without PI.

However, if you want to map similar fields automatically, then select the root node and click on the "Map Selected field and Substructures" button.

---Priyanka

manoj_khavatkopp
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Midhun,

Are the both the RFC same ?

If yes then no need of mapping you can just import the RFC that's it, and do the ID part config.

If the RFC's are different then you need to go for mapping .

When both system are ECC and thier is no transformation in PO then why the interface is through PO ?

The first ECC can make direct RFC call to Second ECC.

Br,

Manoj