Message type: E = Error
Message class: FL - Function Builder messages
Message number: 386
Message text: No reference types are allowed in RFC
You tried to assign a refrence type to a parameter of a function module
that can be called remotely (for example containing references to
objects or fields). This is not supported.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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FL386
- No reference types are allowed in RFC ?The SAP error message FL386: No reference types are allowed in RFC typically occurs when you are trying to use a reference type (like a reference variable or a reference object) in a Remote Function Call (RFC) context. RFC is designed to work with data types that can be serialized and transmitted over the network, and reference types do not meet this requirement.
Cause: Reference Types in RFC: The primary cause of this error is the use of reference types (like class references or interface references) in the parameters of an RFC-enabled function module or method. RFC requires that all parameters be of value types (like structures, tables, or simple data types). Incorrect Function Module Definition: If a function module is defined with reference types in its interface, it will trigger this error when called remotely.
Solution: Change Parameter Types: Modify the function module or method to use value types instead of reference types. This
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