For an RFC trace record, the following columns are particularly significant:
In the Trace List
- Duration Execution time of RFC call. The time is displayed in the format milliseconds.microseconds.
- Object Name Shortened name of the instance (system) on which the remotely call of the function module was executed.
- Oper ID of the cross-instance RFC communication. We differentiate between the RFC client and the RFC server. The client is the instance that calls a function remotely. The instance specified as the server makes the requested function available and executes it.
- Records Not used.
- RC Return code of the logged remote call. A value of 0 in the RC column indicates a successful completion of the remote call. Values other than 0 indicate an error.
- Statement This column contains the name of the local instance, the name of the remote instance, the name of the function module called, and the number of bytes sent and received.
In the Detailed List
- hh:mm:ss.ms The time at which the remote call was executed, in the format hours: minutes: seconds. milliseconds.
- Program Name of the ABAP program that triggered the remote call of a function module.
- Curs Not used.
For further analysis, use the Detailed Display of RFC Trace Records.