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BAPI structure as TYPE?

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Former Member

‎11-03-2009 5:39 AM

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In case of coding a RFC shall I have to always use BAPI structure as TYPE? or I can use other things also. Please let me know.

Regards,

Subho

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anusurbab
Explorer

‎11-03-2009 5:58 AM

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Hi,

You can use any data types available globally as reference except types from type-pools for RFC enabled function modules.

Edited by: Suresh Babu Suresetti on Nov 3, 2009 11:28 AM

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former_member1245113
Active Contributor

‎11-03-2009 5:43 AM

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Hi

To the best of my knowledge you can use any dictionary type structures for more info take F1 help. or Take F1 help on

CALL FUNCTION key word.

go to SE84 and select the Radio Button of RFC and execute you can find many RFC function Modules, Check their Import Parameters

All the Imprort Parameters must be PASS BY VALUE only.

For more info you can search Forums or Web

Cheers

Ram

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former_member222860
Active Contributor

‎11-03-2009 5:50 AM

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Pl. check-out any standard BAPIs through SE37.

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anusurbab
Explorer

‎11-03-2009 5:58 AM

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Hi,

You can use any data types available globally as reference except types from type-pools for RFC enabled function modules.

Edited by: Suresh Babu Suresetti on Nov 3, 2009 11:28 AM

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Former Member

‎11-03-2009 6:19 AM

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Hi,

You can use any database structure as reference. You can create custom structures as per your requirement in SE11 and you can use them.

Thanks & Regards,

Priyanka