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RFC Server: rfcexec<br />

R/3<br />

© SAP AG<br />

n Three functions of rfcexec:<br />

SD<br />

FI<br />

MM<br />

CO<br />

PP R/3<br />

AM<br />

Client / Server<br />

QM<br />

ABAP/4<br />

PS<br />

PM WF<br />

HR<br />

IS<br />

u RFC_REMOTE_PIPE<br />

u RFC_REMOTE_FILE<br />

u RFC_REMOTE_EXEC<br />

Start<br />

Output<br />

start<br />

remote pipe<br />

rfcexec<br />

rfcexec<br />

remote-pipe<br />

remote-pipe<br />

{<br />

{<br />

}<br />

}<br />

remote-file<br />

remote-file<br />

{<br />

{<br />

}<br />

}<br />

remote-exec<br />

remote-exec<br />

{<br />

{<br />

}<br />

}<br />

The SAP RFC server program rfcexec provides the three following functions as standard:<br />

RFC_REMOTE_PIPE<br />

Can call an operating system command or start a program. The programs’s standard output is redirected<br />

to the SAP system and output in the SAPGUI.<br />

RFC_REMOTE_FILE<br />

Allows the system on which the rfcexec is started to read a file into an internal table. The contents of the<br />

internal file can also be stored as a file on the external system.<br />

RFC_REMOTE_EXEC<br />

Can start a program without having to redirect the output of the program to the SAPGUI.<br />

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