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CALL FUNCTION - IN BACKGROUND UNIT
Short Reference • IN BACKGROUND UNIT CALL FUNCTION
ABAP Syntax CALL FUNCTION func IN BACKGROUND UNIT oref parameter_list.
What does it do? Background Remote Function Call (bgRFC) of a remote-enabled function module specified in func using the RFC interface. Here, oref is an object reference variable pointing to an object whose class implements the interface IF_BGRFC_UNIT.
The object contains all the information required for the Remote Function Call, including the destination, whether to execute a transactional or queued call and, if required, the quantity of queues. If the same object is used for multiple calls, all called function modules are executed in one unit. Conversely, multiple objects of this type can be used in parallel in one internal session, which enables parallel processing.
Parallel processing is executed if queues or destinations in the used objects have different names. If, in successive calls, different objects are used for which the same queues and destinations are specified, they are processed in the same queue one after the other.
More Information For detailed information on bgRFC, refer to bgRFC (Background Remote Function Call) in the SAP Library.
Latest notes:Before the introduction of bgRFC, the parallel processing of multiple function modules was only possible using the AS SEPARATE UNIT addition to the statement CALL FUNCTION IN BACKGROUND TASK. This same functionality is provided by the parallel use of multiple objects, which means this addition is no longer necessary. If, within the same SAP LUW, bgRFC units and also updates are executed, the bgRFC units are dependent on the update. Only after the update has been processed can the associated bgRFC also be processed. When an incorrect update record is deleted, the corresponding bgRFC units are also deleted. The linkage of bgRFC with the update can be removed using the interface method IF_BGRFC_UNIT~SEPARATE_FROM_UPDATE_TASK of the bgRFC object. bgRFCs reigistered in a dialog module that were not started there using COMMIT WORK are not executed by the COMMIT WORK of the caller either. The statements COMMIT WORK and ROLLBACK WORK may not be executed in a unit. In addition, no implicit database commit can be triggered there.
