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Unit 12: Setting Up Remote Connections ADM100<br />

Lesson:<br />

384<br />

Fundamentals and Types of RFC<br />

Lesson Duration: 30 minutes<br />

Lesson Overview<br />

This lesson will provide you with an overview of Remote Function Calls.<br />

Lesson Objectives<br />

After completing this lesson, you will be able to:<br />

• Explain the principle of the Remote Function Call<br />

• List the different types of Remote Function Call<br />

The instructor should know that asynchronous RFCs can be used to process<br />

background jobs in parallel (the application must already be programmed<br />

in a way that allows this). A report that runs in the background starts a<br />

processing step in a new work process: a free dialog work process. This<br />

canbedoneanumberoftimes.However, this is an exceptional situation,<br />

in which a work process is subordinated or assigned or to another.<br />

Business Example<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> systems can communicate with each other using Remote Function<br />

Calls. A prerequisite for this is that the administrator has set up the<br />

relevant interface system.<br />

RFC Fundamentals<br />

Remote Function Calls are the technical interface with which <strong>SAP</strong> and<br />

non-<strong>SAP</strong> systems can be networked with each other in the context of<br />

the “Enterprise Services Architecture”. It is irrelevant whether the data<br />

exchange it to be synchronous or asynchronous, periodic or aperiodic, or<br />

transactional. All conceivable variants are supported.<br />

450 © 2003 <strong>SAP</strong> AG. All rights reserved. 2003/Q3

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