Answer / chetan anguralia

As per my knowledge rfc is a programming interface for
making remote calls between programs located on different
sap system;

functions which are developed or exist in a system can be
remotely called by another local programs.

Rfc is a protocol which helps for data manipulation and
load balancing between the systems

and we can check or create rfc of sap System through sm 59
t-code

Answer / rajni ghodasara

Request For Comments.......its a series of Documents about
internet...for different standards & rules about Internet

Answer / syed mahboob feroz ahmed

Hi,
RFC Stands for "Remote Function Call",RFC is used for
Remote Communication Purpose .

Answer / sasireka.v

RFC is Request for comments, notes about the functionality
of internet can be posted by anyone to IETF.

Answer / surendra singh

RFC-T code-SM59 is used to communicate between SAP system and SAP to Non-SAP system using TCP/IP protocol, RFS are 4 Type 1- Asynchronous RFC,2- Synchronous RFC, 3- Transnational RFC,4-Queue RFC we are using in SAP during Remote Client copy (T-Code SCC9) between different SAP System this is post installation step of SAP-ECC6.0- without RFC not possible remote client copy step.

Answer / syed mahboob feroz ahmed

Hi,
RFC is defined as Remote File Connectivity.RFC is done for
communicating between 2 servers present in the local
Network or Remote Network.

To do a successfull RFC Connection we need to check OS
level,ping Ip Address and HostName if these requirements
are done a Successful RFC Connection can be made.If RFc
Connection is held between 2 systems then we can create and
do changes to users and Clients if required profiles or
default profiles are given to execute T Codes.

Answer / rajesh kollipara

rfc is remote functional cal and we can send roles from system to sytem i,e from dev to qas and qas to pro by creating a transport request number the system itself suggest for rfc and
we can send roles through rfc in tms

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

RFC in SAP is defined as Remote Function Call.One can
connect to another system in Network by configuring RFC.T
Code BD54 is the command to configure RFC in SAP
Application Server.

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

RFC in SAP Application Server is termed as "Remote Function
Call".It is used to Communicate between different servers
in network.T Code to configure RFC is "BD5 or SALE".

Answer / chaitanya krishna

Hi,
 
    RFC in SAP is defined as Remote Function Call.
  THE External Data Transfer Between The program to program using RFC.

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