RFC on AS/400

[Former Member]

Hallo,

we are trying to connect an SAP server with an AS/400 server by RFC, but we get the message "function Z_XXXX not available".

Did anyeone ever get the same message?

[Former Member]

Are you calling this function from SAP to AS400, or the opposite?

[Former Member]

Are you sure the Target system does contain the function Z_XXXXX

It must exist on the target system not the source.

regards

[Former Member]

Hallo,

I am calling from R/3 to AS/400.

[Former Member]

So, the function Z_XXXX should exists on AS/400 Server?

[Former Member]

That's it marco !

the Z should exists there and must be flagged a REMOTE ENABLED !!!!

If I did help you do not forget the reward . . .

Greetz

[Former Member]

When you are calling an RFC function on external system (AS400 in your case), the called function has to be defined there.

This function needs to be created in a particular way and shall be a part of the RFC server program (you can see the server program name in RFC destination definition for AS400) running on the external system.

[Former Member]

Perhaps I did not explain the situation very well:

We have R/3 installed on Linux Server and we have to call a program that is on AS/400 server (That has not R/3 installed).

The function (on R/3) is, of course, RFC enabled.

We have also installed RFCLIB on AS/400 server.

[Former Member]

Perhaps I did not explain the situation very well:

We have R/3 installed on Linux Server and we have to call a program that is on AS/400 server (That has not R/3 installed).

The function (on R/3) is, of course, RFC enabled.

We have also installed RFCLIB on AS/400 server.

[Former Member]

So you do not call a function module on AS/400 you just call a program ?

If I resume, you have a function module that calls a program on another system is that it?