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RFC Error

Former Member
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Hello all;

We recently installed a new QAS environment and I'm having issues with an RFC. It's a pretty simple environment, we FTP a flat file (ORDERS05 IDOC) to a Unix file port defined in QAS (WE21, no errors) to create SD sales orders for partners defined in WE20, the file on the Unix file port has the correct permissions -rwxrwxrwx and I'm using a simple RFC call, calling FM EDI_DATA_INCOMING. I'm receiving the following error in my RFC trace log and I don't know where next on it BASIS or config and how. Any help is appreciated.

        • ERROR file opened at 20060928 115918 Eastern Dayligh, REL 46D, VER 3 MT-SL

T:920 ======> EDI: File '/usr/sap/QAS/edi/inbound/inbound' will not be processed again

T:920 <* RfcReceive: returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION

T:920 <* RfcCallReceive: returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION

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Former Member
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Hi

Go to SE37 and enter the function Module name and hit the single test button.

Enter the same parameters as that you passed in the RFC and check if this is working.

If this is Ok then there might be something wrong in the way you are making the RFC call.

Reward if this helps

Thanks

Answers (3)

Answers (3)

Former Member
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Hi,

I need some clarification regarding unix with EDI or how to handle the UNIX oriented related to SAP ? Can u please send me the detail about UNIX How to use UNIX script in SAP ABAP

My Mail id is : baskaran.ramesh@yahoo.com

Regards

Ramesh Baskaran

Former Member
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you should use transaction WE08 to delete the entry for this file from the table displayed which was made while you triggered the Inbound processing of a file with the same name previously and which now blocks the attempt to trigger the inbound processing of the same file again.

Former Member
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Hi,

Sys_exception mainly occurs because some of the Remote services of SAP or OS may be not functioning, check out all the remote services are started or not, Hope this helps u.

Regards:-

Santosh.D