on 06-16-2008 7:37 PM
Hi All,
Can you please let me know, How to pass the DataBase output to RFC as an Input.
I am using JDBC Pooling to get the data from Oracle Databse.I want to pass output data(Which I got from the JDBC Pooling) to RFC as input parameters.
We Should not use BPM
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For this you have to use BPM.
Receive request
Syncronous call to JDBC
Call RFC
Gaurav Jain
*Points if answer is helpful
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Hi,
Can you please elobrate your scenario and the meaning of JDBC Pooling as well? Are you writing some java jdbc program which will get the data from database and that data you want to send to RFC as input?
If so then you need to use BPM
Receive the request as output from jdbc.
Map it to the RFC structure.
Do the rest ....
Thanks
Amit
Reward points if suggestion is helpful.
My Scenario is
CIDX--->E-mail(With out using BPM)
1)CIDX--->CIDX Canonical
2)CIDX Canonical--->Database Looksup's
3)Database Lookup's Output---->RFC Input(KNA1 Table)
(Databse lookup Output is passed to RFC as an Input)
4)RFC Output(Input Value from KNA1 Table)--->RFC Input(KNMT table)
5)RFC Output and other values in Canonical are sent to -
>Email.
Create a message iterface for your JDBC message and import the RFC structure from your target system.
IN the message mapping Request mapping, map the fields that you define in your JDBC message interface with the parameters of the RFC structure..
Regards,
Ravi Kanth Talagana
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