How To Fix WGDS_CC_2012092 - &1 (RFC Error) - &3 (SubRC = &2)

WGDS_CC_2012092 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WGDS_CC_2012 - Messages for customer connect enhancement of GDS in 2012

• Message number: 092

• Message text: &1 (RFC Error) - &3 (SubRC = &2)

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WGDS_CC_2012092 - Details

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  SAP Error Message:
  WGDS_CC_2012092 &1 (RFC Error) - &3 (SubRC = &2)
  
  Meaning / 
  Cause:
  
  This error occurs during an RFC (Remote Function Call) communication between SAP systems or between an SAP system and an external system.
  The message indicates that an RFC call failed with a specific error code (&3) and a sub-return code (SubRC = &2).
  The placeholders &1, &2, and &3 are dynamically replaced at runtime with:
  &1: The name of the RFC destination or the system involved.
  &3: The main RFC error code/message.
  &2: The sub-return code providing more detailed error information.
  
  
  
  Common causes include:
  
  Network connectivity issues between the calling and called system.
  Incorrect or missing RFC destination configuration.
  Authorization problems for the user executing the RFC.
  The target system is down or not reachable.
  Version incompatibility or missing function modules on the target system.
  Timeouts or resource limitations on either system.
  
  
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