Increase the Efficiency of Your RFC Communications with bgRFC — a Scalable and Transactional Middleware Framework

Increase the Efficiency of Your RFC Communications with bgRFC — a Scalable and Transactional Middleware Framework

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In high-volume process communication scenarios, the most commonly used remote function call (RFC) types are asynchronous RFC (aRFC), transactional RFC (tRFC), and queued RFC (qRFC). However, aRFCs are not guaranteed, and while tRFCs and qRFCs follow the guaranteed “transactional” model in which RFC calls succeed or fail as a group, their scalability is limited. To…

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