on 08-14-2013 9:13 AM
Hi All
I have a very basic question. Currently I am working on the business scenario's as mentioned below.
For the flow of IDOCs from SAP to 3rd party warehouse we will use standard SAP Idocs.
Now my very basic query is that what is the SAP transaction through which I can see standard SAP IDocs to be used for inbound and outbound delivery?
I searched SCN for Idoc for outbound delivery and came to know I can use message type DESADV and IDoc type DELVRY03. Now my query is what is the difference between message type and Idoc type and how can I search in system which message type and Idoc type to use for a scenario?
Hope I am clear in my query.
Regards
SK
If you would like to find IDoc from/to a specific vendor/customer use WE02/WE05 with given message type.
If you would like to find IDoc related to particular PO/SO use WE09 for searching data within the IDocs
Use small date ranges as IDoc search time increases with increased date ranges.
Basic Type determines the Structure of IDoc. Message type defines the kind of document that is being exchanged with partner. You can control how the data will be sent/received for a given partner/message type combination (TCODE: WE20)
For more details check the following document
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Check the Idoc list in WE02 / WE05.
Regards,
Pavan
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Hi
If you search in forum, will find many documents on Idoc's in SCN and also see sap help.
please go through documents,then it will help to understand basics.
please refer below thread..
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-34785
Regards,
Krishna.
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