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Sunday, 17 January 2010 04:39

An RFC is used when you want to access (read / write) data from remote systems.

Within SAP landscapes, RFC continues to serve as basis of nearly all major integration points like: ALE, IDocs, Portal, MDM etc.

The main task of the RFC run time is to facilitate the execution of function modules in remote systems. This remote system could be SAP system or an external program linked with one of the SAP-supplied RFC connector libraries. 

One of the first things that you need to understand to work effectively is how RFC calls are actually communicated and executed. The figure below illustrates this. The communication cycle begins with a work process that generates a RFC request. 

 RFC Communication Process

 

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