on 04-16-2012 3:22 PM
how to see the values in rfc lookup table
Hi,
Your question seems to be very generic. It all depends on how you want to configure your scenario. I configured a File - File scenario using RFC lookup and what i was doing is fetching data from a Fucntion module in R/3 system depending on value passed via sender payload. In this case when you cretae your Message Mapping in design time, the function module has to be set which displays all the import and export paramters and the same can be mapped as per the need of oyur inbound -> outbound mapping. Here the information will be displayed as lookup table.
Regards,
Amar
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Hi,
When you use a rfc lookup you are using a SAP endpoint where you have allocated the RFC.
If you want to find the RFC you must do the next:
1. Find the communication channel that your RFC lookup is using. With this cannel you will know the SAP endpoint where the data is being extracted. (Pay attention the blog that Baskar Gopalakrishnan has mentioned).
2. You access to the SAP endpoint and you execute the se37 transaction and you put the name of the RFC.
3. The data values can be composed in a multiply differents ways, and could be in multiple tables. You could try to search the SELECT clausule in the code in order to find the possible tables.
Regards.
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Your question is very generic. You might want to check this link to get idea about lookup and how it retrieve values. See the screenshot and description. Hope this helps.
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Hi,
After setting up the channel with appropriate parameters by executing the mapping you can see the RFC look up response values..
if the above is not what you expect please refrain your question..
HTH
Rajesh
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