A Step-by-Step Guide on Asynchronous RFC - to - JDBC Scenario Using SAP PI 7.0

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Give the relevant R/3 System information

Select the RFC "ZTEST_TIPS_DOI" and click continue

Click finish to start import. Once the RFC is successfully imported save & activate it.

Note: We don't require any Data Type, Message Type and Message Interface for Sender side as RFC itself will be used for Sender Data Type, Message Type and Message Interface.  

B.2.2 Create Data Type for Receiver:

Go to Interface Objects tab in your namespace.

Go to Data type and Click on new

Here we will create data type "masterData". The structure is as follows.

B.2.3 Create Message Type for Receiver:

In the Left Frame, Right Click on the Node Message type and select "New".

Create message type by the name "masterData_MT".  

B.2.4 Create Message Interface for Receiver:

In the Left Frame, Right Click on the Node Message Interface and select "New".

The Name of the Message Interface will be "masterData_MI"

The Interface Should be INBOUND & ASYNCHRONOUS

Input message type "masterData_MT"

Save & activate.  

B.2.5 Create Message Mapping:

In the left frame, right click on the Message Mapping under "Message objects" tab and select "new".

The Name of the Message Mapping will be test_DS.

Source message ZTEST_TIPS_DOI

Target message masterData_MT

Perform the Mapping of each target field with suitable source fields as per your requirements.

Save & activate.

B.2.6 Create Interface Mapping:

Now Create the Interface Mapping test_DS_IM

In the left frame, right click on the Interface Mapping under Message objects tab and select "new"

Source Interface: ZTEST_TIPS_DOI

Target Interface: masterData_MI

Mapping Program: test_DS. Save & activate  

Click here to continue...