on 06-25-2008 6:17 AM
Hi all,
i have created a Bapi with the name as z_BAPI_V1 using ABAP, when i am trying to create a model for the same i am unable to see the bapi that i have created, what can be the problem related to this ?
is it that , the Bapi i have created is not a standard one?
or
while making an RFC connectivity we need to put in the right server address in it to access it ?
i am able to view the standard Bapi (Bapi_fight_getdetail) but i can't view my own created Bapi in the RFC connectivity address that i am specifying.
thanks in advance....
ok first check function module is remotely enabled are not.
check bapi name is correct are not.
JCO destinations what you ar metion in model were correct r not.
connection properties of model aslo check.
if it useful give me points.
Thanks,
Tulasi.Palnati
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hello vipin,
If your RFC is Remote Enabled, it should be listed in the BAPI/RFC list in the model creation wizard. Anyway try activating the RFC and try again with z_BAPI_Z* search option.
let me know the status
nikhil
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Hi,
Check the host name as well as instance number.
Thanks & Regards,
Apurva
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Hi
Under the Attributes section of your Function Module there will be a sub section called Processing Type , under that change it to REMOTE-ENABLED MODULE
To change this option you need to have developer access for the system
After changing this option you can see your Function module in Import ARFC wizard
Best Regards
Chaitanya.A
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Hi Vipin,
Please make sure your Bapi is remote enabled (i.e make that functional module an RFC). Only RFCs can be imported as model not normal function modules.
Regards,
Gopal
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