Data container API (Function objects, structures & tables)
[Public API]

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Detailed Description

Functions for allocating & releasing data containers, which hold the data of a structure, table or complete function module.

Classes
struct	RFC_DATA_CONTAINER
	Handle to a general data container (structure, table or function module). More...
struct	RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE
	Handle to a data container for a structure. More...
struct	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE
	Handle to a data container for a function module. More...
struct	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE
	Handle to a data container for a table. More...
struct	RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE
	Handle to a data container for an ABAP object instance. More...
Functions
DECL_EXP RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCreateFunction (RFC_FUNCTION_DESC_HANDLE funcDescHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Creates a data container that can be used to execute function calls in the backend via RfcInvoke().
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDestroyFunction (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Releases all memory used by the data container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetParameterActive (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, SAP_UC const *paramName, int isActive, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Allows to deactivate certain parameters in the function module interface.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcIsParameterActive (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, SAP_UC const *paramName, int *isActive, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Query whether a parameter is active.
DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCreateStructure (RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE typeDescHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Creates a data container for a structure.
DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCloneStructure (RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE srcStructureHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Clones a sructure including the data in it.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDestroyStructure (RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE structHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Releases all memory for a particular structure.
DECL_EXP RFC_TABLE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCreateTable (RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE typeDescHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Creates a data container for a table.
DECL_EXP RFC_TABLE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCloneTable (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE srcTableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Clones a table including all the data in it.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDestroyTable (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Releases the memory of a table and all its lines.
DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcGetCurrentRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the table row, on which the "table cursor" is currently positioned.
DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcAppendNewRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Appends a new empty row at the end of the table and moves the table cursor to that row.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcAppendNewRows (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, unsigned numRows, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Appends a set of new empty rows at the end of the table and moves the table cursor to the first new row.
DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcInsertNewRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Inserts a new empty row at the current position of the table cursor.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcAppendRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE structHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Appends an existing row to the end of the table and moves the table cursor to that row.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcInsertRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE structHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Inserts an existing row at the current position of the table cursor.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDeleteCurrentRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Deletes the row, on which the table cursor is currently positioned.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDeleteAllRows (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Deletes all rows from the table.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcMoveToFirstRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Positions the table cursor at the first row (or at index "-1", if the table is empty).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcMoveToLastRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Positions the table cursor at the last row (or at index "-1", if the table is empty).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcMoveToNextRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Increments the table cursor by one.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcMoveToPreviousRow (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Decrements the table cursor by one.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcMoveTo (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, unsigned index, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the table cursor to a specific index.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetRowCount (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE tableHandle, unsigned *rowCount, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the number of rows in a table.
DECL_EXP RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcCreateAbapObject (RFC_CLASS_DESC_HANDLE classDescHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Creates an ABAP object handle with the given class description handle.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcDestroyAbapObject (RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE objHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Destroys an ABAP object handle.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetChars (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_CHAR *charBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as char array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetCharsByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_CHAR *charBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as char array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetNum (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_NUM *charBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as num-char array (digits only).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetNumByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_NUM *charBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as num-char array (digits only).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDate (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_DATE emptyDate, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Reads a DATE field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDateByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_DATE emptyDate, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Reads a DATE field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetTime (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_TIME emptyTime, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Reads a TIME field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetTimeByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_TIME emptyTime, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Reads a TIME field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetString (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, SAP_UC *stringBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, unsigned *stringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as null-terminated string.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetStringByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, SAP_UC *stringBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, unsigned *stringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as null-terminated string.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetBytes (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, SAP_RAW *byteBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetBytesByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, SAP_RAW *byteBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetXString (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, SAP_RAW *byteBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, unsigned *xstringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetXStringByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, SAP_RAW *byteBuffer, unsigned bufferLength, unsigned *xstringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetInt (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_INT *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as RFC_INT (signed).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetIntByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_INT *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the specified field as RFC_INT (signed).
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetInt1 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_INT1 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of a field as an unsigned one byte integer.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetInt1ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_INT1 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of a field as an unsigned one byte integer.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetInt2 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_INT2 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field value as a signed two byte integer.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetInt2ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_INT2 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field value as a signed two byte integer.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetFloat (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_FLOAT *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the given field as an RFC_FLOAT.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetFloatByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_FLOAT *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the value of the given field as an RFC_FLOAT.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDecF16 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_DECF16 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field as an 8 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDecF16ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_DECF16 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field as an 8 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDecF34 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_DECF34 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field as a 16 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetDecF34ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_DECF34 *value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the field as a 16 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetStructure (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE *structHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to a structure.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetStructureByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE *structHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to a structure.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetTable (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_TABLE_HANDLE *tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to a table.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetTableByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_TABLE_HANDLE *tableHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to a table.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetAbapObject (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE *objHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to an abap object.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetAbapObjectByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE *objHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns a handle to an abap object.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetStringLength (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, unsigned *stringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the length of the value of a STRING or XSTRING parameter.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcGetStringLengthByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, unsigned *stringLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the length of the value of a STRING or XSTRING parameter.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetChars (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_CHAR *charValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given char value (charValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetCharsByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_CHAR *charValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given char value (charValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetNum (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_NUM *charValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a NUMC field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetNumByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_NUM *charValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a NUMC field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetString (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const SAP_UC *stringValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given string value (stringValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetStringByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const SAP_UC *stringValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given string value (stringValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDate (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_DATE date, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a DATE field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDateByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_DATE date, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a DATE field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetTime (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_TIME time, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a TIME field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetTimeByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_TIME time, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a TIME field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetBytes (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const SAP_RAW *byteValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetBytesByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const SAP_RAW *byteValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetXString (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const SAP_RAW *byteValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetXStringByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const SAP_RAW *byteValue, unsigned valueLength, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetInt (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_INT value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT4 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetIntByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_INT value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT4 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetInt1 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_INT1 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT1 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetInt1ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_INT1 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT1 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetInt2 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_INT2 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT2 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetInt2ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_INT2 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an INT2 field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetFloat (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_FLOAT value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets a floating point field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetFloatByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_FLOAT value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets a floating point field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDecF16 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_DECF16 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an 8 byte decfloat object into a field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDecF16ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_DECF16 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of an 8 byte decfloat object into a field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDecF34 (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_DECF34 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a 16 byte decfloat object into a field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetDecF34ByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_DECF34 value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the value of a 16 byte decfloat object into a field.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetStructure (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the given structure into the target structure of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetStructureByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the given structure into the target structure of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetTable (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_TABLE_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the given table into the target table of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetTableByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_TABLE_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the given table into the target table of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetAbapObject (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, SAP_UC const *name, const RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the object into the target object of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetAbapObjectByIndex (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, unsigned index, const RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE value, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Copies the object into the target object of the parent container.
DECL_EXP RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcGetAbapClassException (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Gets the ABAP exception object handle from the given function handle.
DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API	RfcSetAbapClassException (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE excpHandle, const SAP_UC *exceptionText, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Sets the ABAP exception object handle to the given function handle.
DECL_EXP RFC_FUNCTION_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcDescribeFunction (RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE funcHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the metadata description for the given function module.
DECL_EXP RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcDescribeType (DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE dataHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the metadata description of the given structure or table (RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE or RFC_TABLE_HANDLE).
DECL_EXP RFC_CLASS_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API	RfcDescribeAbapObject (RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE objectHandle, RFC_ERROR_INFO *errorInfo)
	Returns the metadata description of the given ABAP object handle.

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DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcAppendNewRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Appends a new empty row at the end of the table and moves the table cursor to that row.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to enlarge.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case of errors (e.g. not enough memory).

Returns:

A handle to the newly created row.

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcAppendNewRows	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		unsigned	numRows,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Appends a set of new empty rows at the end of the table and moves the table cursor to the first new row.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to enlarge.
[in]	numRows	Number of rows to add.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case of errors (e.g. not enough memory).

Returns:

RFC_OK, RFC_INVALID_HANDLE or RFC_MEMORY_INSUFFICIENT.

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcAppendRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	structHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Appends an existing row to the end of the table and moves the table cursor to that row.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to enlarge.
[in]	structHandle	The row to append to the table.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong (e.g. the line types of the table and the structure don't match).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCloneStructure	(	RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	srcStructureHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Clones a sructure including the data in it.

Parameters:

[in]	srcStructureHandle	The structure to clone.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not enough memory?

Returns:

A handle to the newly created copy of the input structure.

DECL_EXP RFC_TABLE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCloneTable	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	srcTableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Clones a table including all the data in it.

(Use with care...)

Parameters:

[in]	srcTableHandle	The table to duplicate.
[out]	*errorInfo	In case there is not enough memory.

Returns:

A handle to the cloned table.

DECL_EXP RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCreateAbapObject	(	RFC_CLASS_DESC_HANDLE	classDescHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Creates an ABAP object handle with the given class description handle.

Parameters:

[in]	classDescHandle	class description handle.
[out]	*errorInfo	Contains more information, for example if memory runs out (code = RFC_MEMORY_INSUFFICIENT).

Returns:

A handle to the created ABAP object.

DECL_EXP RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCreateFunction	(	RFC_FUNCTION_DESC_HANDLE	funcDescHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Creates a data container that can be used to execute function calls in the backend via RfcInvoke().

The importing parameters can be set using the RfcSetX functions. After the RfcInvoke() call returned successfully, the exporting parameters can be read from this data container via the RfcGetX functions.

Parameters:

[in]	funcDescHandle	Metadata description ("blueprint") for the data container to be created.
[out]	*errorInfo	Error information in case the parameters are incorrect or there's not enough memory.

Returns:

A handle to the function module container.

DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCreateStructure	(	RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE	typeDescHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Creates a data container for a structure.

Parameters:

[in]	typeDescHandle	The metadata description (blueprint) for the structure to be created.
[out]	*errorInfo	Error information in case the parameters are incorrect or there's not enough memory.

Returns:

A handle to the structure.

DECL_EXP RFC_TABLE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcCreateTable	(	RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE	typeDescHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Creates a data container for a table.

Parameters:

[in]	typeDescHandle	The metadata description (blueprint) for the line type of the table to be created.
[out]	*errorInfo	More details in case there was an invalid parameter or not enough memory.

Returns:

The freshly created table.

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDeleteAllRows	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Deletes all rows from the table.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to clear.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here (except an invalid table handle).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDeleteCurrentRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Deletes the row, on which the table cursor is currently positioned.

If the row cursor is currently at an index i between 0 - n-2, then row i will be deleted and the rows i+1 - n-1 will be moved on index "up", e.g. will now be rows i - n-2. The table cursor will remain fixed at index i.
If the cursor is currently on the last row (n-1), then that row will be deleted, all other position will remain unchanged, and the table cursor will move up to n-2 (the new last row of the table).

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table from which to delete a row.
[out]	*errorInfo	Error information in case the table cursor is not on a valid position.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_CLASS_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API RfcDescribeAbapObject	(	RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE	objectHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the metadata description of the given ABAP object handle.

Parameters:

[in]	objectHandle	An ABAP object.
[out]	*errorInfo	Can't possibly go wrong...

Returns:

The class description of the given ABAP object.

DECL_EXP RFC_FUNCTION_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API RfcDescribeFunction	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the metadata description for the given function module.

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	A function module.
[out]	*errorInfo	Can't possibly go wrong...

Returns:

The metadata description that had been used when creating the function module container.

DECL_EXP RFC_TYPE_DESC_HANDLE SAP_API RfcDescribeType	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the metadata description of the given structure or table (RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE or RFC_TABLE_HANDLE).

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A structure or table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Can't possibly go wrong...

Returns:

The type description of the given structure (in case dataHandle is a structure), or the type description of the table line type (in case dataHandle is a table).

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDestroyAbapObject	(	RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE	objHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Destroys an ABAP object handle.

Parameters:

[in]	objHandle	ABAP object handle to be destroyed.
[out]	*errorInfo	Should always return successfully.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDestroyFunction	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Releases all memory used by the data container.

Warning:

Be careful: if you have obtained a handle to a structure (RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE) or table parameter (RFC_TABLE_HANDLE) from that function module, that handle will be invalid afterwards, as that memory will be released as well!

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	Data container to release.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDestroyStructure	(	RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	structHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Releases all memory for a particular structure.

Warning:

Do not call this function on structures, which you have obtained from another data container (e.g. a function module) via RfcGetStructure(). In that case the memory will be released, when the parent container will be destroyed. If you destroy a child structure separately, you will get a segmentation fault, when the parent structure is destroyed!

Parameters:

[in]	structHandle	Structure to release.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcDestroyTable	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Releases the memory of a table and all its lines.

Warning:

Be careful: if you still have a reference to a certain table line (an RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE you got from RfcGetCurrentRow()/RfcAppendNewRow()/RfcInsertNewRow()), this handle will be invalid after RfcDestroyTable! Using a handle to a table line after the table has been destroyed, will lead to a segmentation fault.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to release.
[out]	*errorInfo	Nothing can go wrong here...

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE SAP_API RfcGetAbapClassException	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Gets the ABAP exception object handle from the given function handle.

If a call to RfcInvoke() returned RFC_ABAP_CLASS_EXCEPTION, the RFC client calls this function afterwards with the original function handle in order to get access to the details of the class exception.

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	Function module data container.
[out]	*errorInfo	Should always return successfully.

Returns:

A handle to an ABAP class exception object .

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetAbapObject	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE *	objHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to an abap object.

The field specified by name must be of type RFCTYPE_ABAPOBJECT. If that field has not yet been filled previously, NULL is returned.

Warning:

The memory of that data container will be released, when the parent container gets destroyed. So don't destroy the returned table handle, nor continue to use it, after the parent has been destroyed!

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle, table handle or object handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*objHandle	A handle to the object.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetAbapObjectByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE *	objHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to an abap object.

This function works exactly like RfcGetAbapObject(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle, table handle or object handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*objHandle	A handle to the object.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetBytes	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		SAP_RAW *	byteBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.

Should mainly be used with fields of type RAW (RFCTYPE_BYTE), but also works with a number of other data types. In case of numerical data types it simply gives the binary representation of the value, in case of character data types it gives the UTF-16 representation (little endian/big endian, depending on the host platform). In case the buffer is too small, the function will return RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. In case the buffer is longer than the field, it will be filled with 0x00 values. Example: The field is of type INT4 and contains the value 4711, byteBuffer is an SAP_RAW[10]. Then the buffer will be filled as follows: 67 12 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (little endian system) or 00 00 12 67 00 00 00 00 00 00 (big endian system).

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*byteBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in bytes.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetBytesByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		SAP_RAW *	byteBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.

This function works exactly like RfcGetBytes(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*byteBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in bytes.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetChars	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_CHAR *	charBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as char array.

The charBuffer will be filled with a string representation of the given field. The remaining places in the buffer will be filled with trailing spaces. In case the buffer is too small, the function will return RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. The result will not be null-terminated.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types. If the field has one of the listed non-char-like data types, the RFC library will convert the field value to string format. Example:
If "name" specifies a field of type INT4 with the value 4711 and charBuffer is an SAP_CHAR[10], then the buffer will be filled as follows: "4711 ".

Note:

If the target field has type BYTE or XSTRING, the bytes will be converted to a hex encoded string representation.

• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx
• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field.
[out]	*charBuffer	A pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in RFC_CHARs.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field doesn't exist, cannot be converted to char, etc.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetCharsByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_CHAR *	charBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as char array.

This function works exactly like RfcGetChars(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field.
[out]	*charBuffer	A pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in RFC_CHARs.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field doesn't exist, cannot be converted to char, etc.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcGetCurrentRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the table row, on which the "table cursor" is currently positioned.

Note:

that the rows are numbered from 0 to n-1, not from 1 to n, as it's done in ABAP.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to read data from.
[out]	*errorInfo	If the table cursor is not on a valid position.

Returns:

A handle to the current row.

Warning:

Do not destroy the returned RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE.

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDate	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_DATE	emptyDate,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Reads a DATE field.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read. The field must be of type RFCTYPE_DATE.
[out]	emptyDate	An RFC_DATE object, which will receive the field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDateByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_DATE	emptyDate,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Reads a DATE field.

This function works exactly like RfcGetDate(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read. The field must be of type RFCTYPE_DATE.
[out]	emptyDate	An RFC_DATE object, which will receive the field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDecF16	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_DECF16 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field as an 8 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.

See the header sapdecf.h for how to work with RFC_DECF16 objects. If the field has a binary data type, its field length needs to be 8 bytes.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_DECF16
• RFCTYPE_DECF34
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_BYTE is interpreted as IEEE 754r format
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING is interpreted as IEEE 754r format

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) decimal floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDecF16ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_DECF16 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field as an 8 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.

This function works exactly like RfcGetDecF16(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) decimal floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDecF34	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_DECF34 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field as a 16 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.

See the header sapdecf.h for how to work with RFC_DECF16 objects. If the field has a binary data type, its field length needs to be 16 bytes.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_DECF16
• RFCTYPE_DECF34
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_BYTE is interpreted as IEEE 754r format
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING is interpreted as IEEE 754r format

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) decimal floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetDecF34ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_DECF34 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field as a 16 byte IEEE 754r decimal floating point.

This function works exactly like RfcGetDecF34(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) decimal floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetFloat	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_FLOAT *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the given field as an RFC_FLOAT.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetFloatByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_FLOAT *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the given field as an RFC_FLOAT.

This function works exactly like RfcGetFloat(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The floating point value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetInt	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_INT *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as RFC_INT (signed).

If the field is a character type, an "atoi-like" conversion is performed. If the field is of type RFCTYPE_BYTE/RFCTYPE_XSTRING, this function interprets the bytes in big-endian byte order when converting them to int. Note that in this case the byte length of the field value must not exceed 4!

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_BYTE is interpreted as big endian sequence of an int
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING is interpreted as big endian sequence of an int
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_STRING

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetInt1	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_INT1 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of a field as an unsigned one byte integer.

The current field value must not be bigger than 255, otherwise you'll get an RFC_CONVERSION_ERROR. If the field is of type RFCTYPE_BYTE/RFCTYPE_XSTRING, the field length must be 1 byte.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetInt1ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_INT1 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of a field as an unsigned one byte integer.

This function works exactly like RfcGetInt1(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetInt2	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_INT2 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field value as a signed two byte integer.

The current field value must not be between -32768 and 32767, otherwise you'll get an RFC_CONVERSION_ERROR. If the field is of type RFCTYPE_BYTE/RFCTYPE_XSTRING, the field length must be 1 or 2 bytes.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_BYTE is interpreted as big endian sequence of a short
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING is interpreted as big endian sequence of a short

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetInt2ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_INT2 *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the field value as a signed two byte integer.

This function works exactly like RfcGetInt2(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetIntByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_INT *	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as RFC_INT (signed).

This function works exactly like RfcGetInt(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*value	The (converted) integer value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetNum	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_NUM *	charBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as num-char array (digits only).

The charBuffer will be filled with a string representation of the field (from right to left). The remaining places in the buffer will be filled with leading zero digits. In case the buffer is too small, the function will return RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. The result is not null-terminated.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types. If the field has one of the listed non-char-like data types, the RFC library will convert the field value to string format. Example:
If "name" specifies a field of type INT4 with the value 4711 and charBuffer is an SAP_CHAR[10], then the buffer will be filled as follows: "0000004711".

• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field.
[out]	*charBuffer	A pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in RFC_CHARs.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field doesn't exist, cannot be converted to numc, etc.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetNumByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_NUM *	charBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as num-char array (digits only).

This function works exactly like RfcGetNum(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field.
[out]	*charBuffer	A pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in RFC_CHARs.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field doesn't exist, cannot be converted to numc, etc.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetRowCount	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		unsigned *	rowCount,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the number of rows in a table.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[out]	*rowCount	The number of rows in the table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetString	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		SAP_UC *	stringBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		unsigned *	stringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as null-terminated string.

The charBuffer will be filled with a null-terminated string representation of the field value. In case the buffer is too small, e.g. no place for string termination, the function will return RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. stringLength contains the number of written characters, or the required number of characters in case RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL was thrown. The result will be null-terminated.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types. If the field has one of the listed non-char-like data types, the RFC library will convert the field value to string format. Example:
If "name" specifies a field of type INT4 with the value 4711 and stringBuffer is an SAP_UC[10], then the buffer will be filled as follows: "4711\0xxxxx". (x: left unchanged.)

Note:

If the target field has type BYTE or XSTRING, the bytes will be converted to a hex encoded string representation.

• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx
• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*stringBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in SAP_UC.
[out]	*stringLength	Always returns the string's length, no matter whether the stringBuffer had been large enough or not. (Note that if you want to try again after an RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL, you need to make the stringBuffer at least *stringLength + 1 in order to account for the terminating null.)
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetStringByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		SAP_UC *	stringBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		unsigned *	stringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as null-terminated string.

This function works exactly like RfcGetString(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*stringBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in SAP_UC.
[out]	*stringLength	Always returns the string's length, no matter whether the stringBuffer had been large enough or not. (Note that if you want to try again after an RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL, you need to make the stringBuffer at least *stringLength + 1 in order to account for the termnating null.)
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetStringLength	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		unsigned *	stringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the length of the value of a STRING or XSTRING parameter.

The field specified by name must be of type RFCTYPE_STRING or RFCTYPE_XSTRING. If that field is of type STRING, the returned length is measured in characters, otherwise in bytes.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of a STRING or XSTRING field.
[out]	*stringLength	Length of the current field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	Wrong field type?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetStringLengthByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		unsigned *	stringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the length of the value of a STRING or XSTRING parameter.

This function works exactly like RfcGetStringLength(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of a STRING or XSTRING field.
[out]	*stringLength	Length of the current field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	Wrong field type?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetStructure	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE *	structHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to a structure.

The field specified by name must be of type RFCTYPE_STRUCTURE. If that field has not yet been accessed/filled previously, a new empty structure is created from the metadata of the parent data container ("dataHandle") and returned.

Warning:

The memory of that data container will be released, when the parent container gets destroyed. So don't destroy the returned structure handle, nor continue to use it, after the parent has been destroyed!

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*structHandle	A handle to the sub-structure.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetStructureByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE *	structHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to a structure.

This function works exactly like RfcGetStructure(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*structHandle	A handle to the sub-structure.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetTable	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_TABLE_HANDLE *	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to a table.

The field specified by name must be of type RFCTYPE_TABLE. If that field has not yet been accessed/filled previously, a new empty structure is created from the metadata of the parent data container ("dataHandle") and returned.

Warning:

The memory of that data container will be released, when the parent container gets destroyed. So don't destroy the returned table handle, nor continue to use it, after the parent has been destroyed!

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*tableHandle	A handle to the sub-table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetTableByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_TABLE_HANDLE *	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns a handle to a table.

This function works exactly like RfcGetTable(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*tableHandle	A handle to the sub-table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist, is of wrong type or out of memory.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetTime	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		RFC_TIME	emptyTime,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Reads a TIME field.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read. The field must be of type RFCTYPE_TIME.
[out]	emptyTime	An RFC_TIME object, which will receive the field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetTimeByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_TIME	emptyTime,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Reads a TIME field.

This function works exactly like RfcGetTime(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read. The field must be of type RFCTYPE_TIME.
[out]	emptyTime	An RFC_TIME object, which will receive the field value.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetXString	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		SAP_RAW *	byteBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		unsigned *	xstringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.

In case the buffer is too small, the function will return RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. xstringLength contains the number of written bytes, or the required number of bytes in case of RFC_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. The remaining buffer won't be changed.

Example: The field is of type INT4 and contains the value 4711, byteBuffer is an SAP_RAW[10]. Then the buffer will be filled as follows: 67 12 00 00 x x x x x x (little endian system) or 00 00 12 67 x x x x x x (big endian system). (x: unchanged) In both cases *xstringLength will be 4.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to read.
[out]	*byteBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in bytes.
[out]	*xstringLength	Byte length of the result (in both cases, no matter whether the byteBuffer had been large enough or not).
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcGetXStringByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		SAP_RAW *	byteBuffer,
		unsigned	bufferLength,
		unsigned *	xstringLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Returns the value of the specified field as byte array.

This function works exactly like RfcGetXString(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	index	The index of the field to read.
[out]	*byteBuffer	Pre-allocated buffer, which will receive the (converted) field value.
[in]	bufferLength	Size of the buffer in bytes.
[out]	*xstringLength	Byte length of the result (in both cases, no matter whether the byteBuffer had been large enough or not).
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE SAP_API RfcInsertNewRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Inserts a new empty row at the current position of the table cursor.

The row, on which the table cursor is currently positioned, and all following rows are moved one index "down". E.g. if the table currently has rows nos 0 - n-1 and the cursor points to row i, then the rows i - n-1 are moved to positions i+1 - n, and the new row is inserted at position i.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to enlarge.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case of errors (e.g. not enough memory).

Returns:

A handle to the newly created row.

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcInsertRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	structHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Inserts an existing row at the current position of the table cursor.

The row, on which the table cursor is currently positioned, and all following rows are moved one index "down". E.g. if the table currently has rows nos 0 - n-1 and the cursor points to row i, then the rows i - n-1 are moved to positions i+1 - n, and the given row is inserted at position i.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	The table to enlarge.
[in]	structHandle	The row to insert into the table.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case something goes wrong (e.g. the line types of the table and the structure don't match).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcIsParameterActive	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	paramName,
		int *	isActive,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Query whether a parameter is active.

Useful for example in a server function implementation: Before creating a large table, you may want to check, whether the client (the backend system), has requested that table at all.

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	A function module data container (usually handed to your server function from the RFC library).
[in]	*paramName	The name of a parameter of this function module.
[out]	*isActive	1 = is active, 0 = is not active.
[out]	*errorInfo	Error information in case something goes wrong (e.g. a parameter of that name does not exist).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcMoveTo	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the table cursor to a specific index.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[in]	index	The index to which to move the cursor.
[out]	*errorInfo	Index out of bounds or invalid table handle.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcMoveToFirstRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Positions the table cursor at the first row (or at index "-1", if the table is empty).

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here (except an invalid table handle).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcMoveToLastRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Positions the table cursor at the last row (or at index "-1", if the table is empty).

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here (except an invalid table handle).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcMoveToNextRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Increments the table cursor by one.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here (except an invalid table handle).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcMoveToPreviousRow	(	RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	tableHandle,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Decrements the table cursor by one.

Parameters:

[in]	tableHandle	A table.
[out]	*errorInfo	Not much that can go wrong here (except an invalid table handle).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetAbapClassException	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE	excpHandle,
		const SAP_UC *	exceptionText,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the ABAP exception object handle to the given function handle.

If an RFC server function wants to throw an ABAP class exception, it calls this function before it returns with RFC_ABAP_CLASS_EXCEPTION.

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	Function module data container .
[in]	excpHandle	Object handle to the class exception to be thrown.
[in]	exceptionText	Exception text.
[out]	*errorInfo	Should always return successfully.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetAbapObject	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the object into the target object of the parent container.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_ABAPOBJECT.

Note:

If you want to avoid the copy operation, use RfcGetAbapObject() and if the instance already exists set the subfields here, instead of the sequence RfcCreateAbapObject()/ setting the subfields/ RfcSetAbapObject().

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle, table handle or object handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The object to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_ABAPOBJECT?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetAbapObjectByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_ABAP_OBJECT_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the object into the target object of the parent container.

This function works exactly like RfcSetAbapObject(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle, table handle or object handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The object to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_ABAPOBJECT?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetBytes	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const SAP_RAW *	byteValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx

  Note:

  : If the target field has type CHAR or STRING, the byte value will be stored as a hex representation of the bytes.
  If the target field has a numerical type, the byte value will be assigned only if the given valueLength matches the field length. In order to use this feature, you need to know exactly what you are doing... E.g. when setting 8 bytes into an RFC_FLOAT field, you need to understand the IEEE floating point format. Better only use this function for setting RAW fields.

  Parameters:

  [in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
  [in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
  [in]	*byteValue	The byte value to write into the field.
  [in]	valueLength	The number of bytes to use from byteValue.
  [out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

  Returns:

  RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetBytesByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const SAP_RAW *	byteValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetBytes(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	*byteValue	The byte value to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of bytes to use from byteValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetChars	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_CHAR *	charValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given char value (charValue/valueLength) into the field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx
• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

  Note:

  If the target field is a numerical type, the RFC library tries to convert the string to a number. If the target field has type BYTE or XSTRING, the char value will be interpreted as hex encoded string representation of the bytes. Its length needs to be even in that case.
  Example: the 8 characters "CAFEBABE" will be converted to 4 bytes 0xCA 0xFE 0xBA 0xBE.

  If the value cannot be converted to the desired target type, RFC_CONVERSION_ERROR will be returned.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	*charValue	The characters to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from charValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetCharsByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_CHAR *	charValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given char value (charValue/valueLength) into the field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetChars(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	*charValue	The characters to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from charValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDate	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_DATE	date,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a DATE field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_DATE.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	date	The date value to write into the field.
[out]	*errorInfo	Is the field not of type DATE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDateByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_DATE	date,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a DATE field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetDate(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	date	The date value to write into the field.
[out]	*errorInfo	Is the field not of type DATE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDecF16	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_DECF16	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an 8 byte decfloat object into a field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_DECF16
• RFCTYPE_DECF34
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_BYTE Needs to be 8 byte long.
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

  Note:

  If the target field is CHAR or STRING, the value will be converted to a string in scientific notation. If it is NUMC, it will be truncated to the next integer.

  Parameters:

  [in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
  [in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
  [in]	value	The decfloat value to set.
  [out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

  Returns:

  RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDecF16ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_DECF16	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an 8 byte decfloat object into a field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetDecF16(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The decfloat value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDecF34	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_DECF34	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a 16 byte decfloat object into a field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_DECF16
• RFCTYPE_DECF34
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_INT
• RFCTYPE_INT2
• RFCTYPE_INT1
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_BYTE Needs to be 8 byte long.
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

  Note:

  If the target field is CHAR or STRING, the value will be converted to a string in scientific notation. If it is NUMC, it will be truncated to the next integer.

  Parameters:

  [in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
  [in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
  [in]	value	The decfloat value to set.
  [out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

  Returns:

  RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetDecF34ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_DECF34	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a 16 byte decfloat object into a field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetDecF34(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The decfloat value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetFloat	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_FLOAT	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets a floating point field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DECF16
• RFCTYPE_DECF34

  Note:

  If the target field is CHAR or STRING, the value will be converted to a string in scientific notation. If it is NUMC, it will be truncated to the next integer.

  Parameters:

  [in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
  [in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
  [in]	value	The double value to set.
  [out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

  Returns:

  RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetFloatByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_FLOAT	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets a floating point field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetFloat(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The double value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of a supported type?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetInt	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_INT	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT4 field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_INT.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT4?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetInt1	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_INT1	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT1 field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_INT1.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT1?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetInt1ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_INT1	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT1 field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetInt1(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT1?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetInt2	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_INT2	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT2 field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_INT2.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT2?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetInt2ByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_INT2	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT2 field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetInt2(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT2?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetIntByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_INT	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of an INT4 field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetInt(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The int value to set.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type INT4?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetNum	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_NUM *	charValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a NUMC field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_NUM.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	*charValue	The digits [0..9] to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from charValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or the parameter value is invalid.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetNumByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_NUM *	charValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a NUMC field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetNum(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	*charValue	The digits [0..9] to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from charValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or the parameter value is invalid.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetParameterActive	(	RFC_FUNCTION_HANDLE	funcHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	paramName,
		int	isActive,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Allows to deactivate certain parameters in the function module interface.

This is particularly useful for BAPIs which have many large tables, in which you are not interested. Deactivate those and leave only those tables active, in which you are interested. This reduces network traffic and memory consumption in your application considerably.

Note:

This functionality can be used for input and output parameters. If the parameter is an input, no data for that parameter will be sent to the backend. If it's an output, the backend will be informed not to return data for that parameter.

Parameters:

[in]	funcHandle	A function module data container.
[in]	*paramName	The name of a parameter of this function module.
[in]	isActive	1 = activate, 0 = deactivate.
[out]	*errorInfo	Error information in case something goes wrong (e.g. a parameter of that name does not exist).

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetString	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const SAP_UC *	stringValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given string value (stringValue/valueLength) into the field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_NUM
• RFCTYPE_DATE
• RFCTYPE_TIME
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx
• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING

  Note:

  If the target field is a numerical type, the RFC library tries to convert the string to a number. If the target field has type BYTE or XSTRING, the char value will be interpreted as hex encoded string representation of the bytes. Its length needs to be even in that case.
  Example: the 8 characters "CAFEBABE" will be converted to 4 bytes 0xCA 0xFE 0xBA 0xBE.

  If the value cannot be converted to the desired target type, RFC_CONVERSION_ERROR will be returned.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	*stringValue	The characters to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from stringValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetStringByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const SAP_UC *	stringValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given string value (stringValue/valueLength) into the field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetString(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	*stringValue	The characters to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of characters to read from stringValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetStructure	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the given structure into the target structure of the parent container.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_STRUCTURE.

Note:

If you want to avoid the copy operation, use RfcGetStructure() and set the subfields here, instead of the sequence RfcCreateStructure()/ setting the subfields/ RfcSetStructure().

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The structure to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Out of memory, field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_STRUCTURE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetStructureByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_STRUCTURE_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the given structure into the target structure of the parent container.

This function works exactly like RfcSetStructure(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The structure to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Out of memory, field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_STRUCTURE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetTable	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the given table into the target table of the parent container.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_TABLE.

Note:

If you want to avoid the copy operation, use RfcGetTable() and set the subfields here, instead of the sequence RfcCreateTable()/ setting the subfields/ RfcSetTable().

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	value	The table to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_TABLE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetTableByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_TABLE_HANDLE	value,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Copies the given table into the target table of the parent container.

This function works exactly like RfcSetTable(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	value	The table to copy.
[out]	*errorInfo	Field does not exist or is not of type RFCTYPE_TABLE?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetTime	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const RFC_TIME	time,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a TIME field.

The target field needs to be of type RFCTYPE_TIME.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
[in]	time	The time value to write into the field.
[out]	*errorInfo	Is the field not of type TIME?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetTimeByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const RFC_TIME	time,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the value of a TIME field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetTime(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	time	The time value to write into the field.
[out]	*errorInfo	Is the field not of type TIME?

Returns:

RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetXString	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		SAP_UC const *	name,
		const SAP_RAW *	byteValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.

The field specified by name needs to be of one of the following data types:

• RFCTYPE_BYTE
• RFCTYPE_XSTRING
• RFCTYPE_CHAR
• RFCTYPE_STRING
• RFCTYPE_INTx
• RFCTYPE_FLOAT
• RFCTYPE_BCD
• RFCTYPE_DECFxx

  Note:

  : If the target field has type CHAR or STRING, the byte value will be stored as a hex representation of the bytes.
  If the target field has a numerical type, the byte value will be assigned only if the given valueLength matches the field length. In order to use this feature, you need to know exactly what you are doing... E.g. when setting 8 bytes into an RFC_FLOAT field, you need to understand the IEEE floating point format. Better only use this function for setting RAW fields.

  Parameters:

  [in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
  [in]	*name	The name of the field to set.
  [in]	*byteValue	The byte value to write into the field.
  [in]	valueLength	The number of bytes to use from byteValue.
  [out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

  Returns:

  RFC_RC

DECL_EXP RFC_RC SAP_API RfcSetXStringByIndex	(	DATA_CONTAINER_HANDLE	dataHandle,
		unsigned	index,
		const SAP_RAW *	byteValue,
		unsigned	valueLength,
		RFC_ERROR_INFO *	errorInfo
	)

Sets the given byte value (byteValue/valueLength) into the field.

This function works exactly like RfcSetXString(), the difference being that the field is addressed by its index within the structure/table/function module. The first field has index 0, last field has index n-1, the order of the fields is as defined in the ABAP DDIC.

Parameters:

[in]	dataHandle	A data container (function handle, structure handle or table handle). If dataHandle is a table handle, the function will read the field value of the current row.
[in]	*index	The index of the field to set.
[in]	*byteValue	The byte value to write into the field.
[in]	valueLength	The number of bytes to use from byteValue.
[out]	*errorInfo	More information in case the field does not exist or a conversion fails.

Returns:

RFC_RC