Why we need to create RFC destination from PI to R/3?
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Answer / sandeep
Hi,
Actually we need some interface to send the business documents(data) from SAP to any legacy system and RFC is nothing but an Remote Function Call is a type of interface that can be called from the legacy system itself. So we use RFC in SAP system and we pass the data to RFC that would be called from the Legacy system or PI to get the same data.
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Answer / sudhir reddy
If u want to send the data from ECC to PI (IDoc) we need to configure the ALE settings in both levels ECC and PI
so RFC destination is the 1st step we need to create in ECC an PI using Tcode SM59
in ECC level we need to give the target system credentials means PI credentials
In PI level we need to give sender system credentials means ECC credentials
in both sides we need to select connection type should be 3 it means ABAP connections in the Tcode SM59
then only connectivity will build between these to systems
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Answer / swaraj
pi(process integration) itself acts as middleware for
creating connection between A2A OR B2B SCENARIOS.pi provides
sinle point of integration.
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