first of all thank you very much for your great work.
Is there a possibility to integrate RfcTransactions?
I wanted to call a BAPI called BAPI_PR_CREATE. However, this requires a BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT.
Do you know a way to use this in conjunction with SharpRfc?
One day later... you just need to wrap the two function calls in a context
using (var conn = new PlainSapRfcConnection(config.Destination))
{
RfcSessionManager.BeginContext(conn.Destination);
var createResult = conn.ExecuteFunction("BAPI_PR_CREATE",
new RfcParameter("PRHEADER", new {PR_TYPE = "NB"}),
new RfcParameter("PRHEADERX", new {PR_TYPE = true}),
new RfcParameter("PRITEM", requisitionItems),
new RfcParameter("PRITEMX", requisitionItemsX),
new RfcParameter("PRACCOUNT", requisitionAccountAssignments),
new RfcParameter("PRACCOUNTX", requisitionAccountAssignmentsX),
new RfcParameter("PRADDRDELIVERY", requisitionDeliveryAddresses)
);
conn.ExecuteFunction("BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT");
RfcSessionManager.EndContext(conn.Destination);
var requisitionId = createResult.GetOutput<string>("NUMBER");
var returnals = createResult.GetTable<BapiReturn>("RETURN");
if (!int.TryParse(sapRequisitionId, out var requisitionId)) requisitionId = 0;
return (requisitionId, returnals);
}
Hello,
first of all thank you very much for your great work.
Is there a possibility to integrate RfcTransactions? I wanted to call a BAPI called
BAPI_PR_CREATE
. However, this requires aBAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT
. Do you know a way to use this in conjunction with SharpRfc?One day later... you just need to wrap the two function calls in a context