on 11-23-2007 8:55 AM
Hello Friends,
Is it possible to add a RFC into existing RFC model, or I have to create everytime new RFC model while adding another RFC ?
Regards,
Hi Shah,
I don't think it is possible. Even if it is possible you how do you execute the RFCs? The better option is to create new model. Then you can set the parameters separately and execute the RFC separately.
regards,
Siva
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Hi Shah,
recreate ur model & put all RFC's at the time of creating model. i just wanted to tell that its possible to have multiple RFC's in a single model. Like when u want to insert the data in backend & ur BAPI's doesn't have auto commit functionality, u take transaction commit bapi in the same model.
regards
Sumit
Hi Shah
1) You can <b>Reimport</b> the exisitng RFC model if you want to make any changes,
Reimporting may include, adding a new funtionality, deleting exsisting funtionality, modifying , etc.
After reimporting your RFC <b>YOU NEED TO RESTART YOUR J2EE ENGINE</b>
SAP stronlgy recommends that each model live within its own separate Java Package. means you can create many models ,but while creating ,create them in different packages
Best Regards
Chaitanya.A
It may possible as Chaitanya told. I used multiple RFCs in individual models but never used in one model to multiple RFCs.Anyway you need to create separate methods for each RFC call. But for calling both RFCs you have to use same JCo pool, if the frequency of RFC calls is high for both RFCs it will <b>affect the performance</b> as well as it reaches the Max. pool size quickly.(of course you can change JCo settings too).
regards,
Siva
Hi!,
i think you can add RFC into existing Model if your R/3 System is same.
regards,
Mithileshwar Sahu
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