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Finding incoming idoc in PI

former_member201275
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Apologies... PI newbie here.

We have an incoming idoc, which comes via PI into our R3 system. In R3, transaction WE02 I can see that this idoc has not arrived.

How can I find in PI if it is stuck there for some reason. I have tried looking in the Runtime Workbench, but have not been able to find this. Please can someone give clear steps to go about finding this object.

Thank you in advance.

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former_member249399
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HI Glen,

Please check in transaction code SM58 in XI system.

former_member201275
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Thans Ranj. Tried SM58 now but nothing there!

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Hi Glen,

If you know the Idoc no. then you can search the idoc through transaction IDX5 in PI and check whether idoc has reached to PI or not .

Go to TC - IDX5

give the idoc no n execute.

if you see any message in the next screen , double click on it and you can identify whether the msg was successfully posted to ecc or not.

you can't find this through Runtime Workbench.

BR,

Anirban

former_member201275
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Thank you. I tried this transaction but it doesn't show the idoc. I have the idoc number from the sender system, but on our system this hasn't arrived so we have no idoc number. Normally when we receive the idoc it is assigned another number, but for some reason the idoc hasn't come through even though on the sender side they have a message that it has been successfully sent.

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former_member201275
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Hi All,

Thank you all for your help.

I eventually found what I was looking for. In transaction SM21 the error message is sitting there. Therefore it seems when the IDOC is sent all looks good on the sender side, but because there was a missing segment in the IDOC it was not received, however the error clearly shows in SM21 on the receiving system i.e it has the name of the missing segment and everything.

Thank you all once again for your help, it was much appreciated.

Wish you all a nice week further.

former_member194612
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Hi Glen,

Thanks for posting the solution.

WR

Satish

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Hi Glen,

May you already did, but ensure you are looking into the correct backend, I mean check Communication channel is pointing to correct SAP System and  RFC used into that CC is also set up correctly. If there is no communication problems and channel is not alerting about any error double check your PI >>> ECC idoc connection:

cheers,

Roberto.

vishal1889
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Hi Glen,

Can you please specify what is your sender system here ?

Generally IDOC number of an incoming IDOC into PI System is same as that in sender system and when PI sends the IDOC say ECC the IDOC number changes.

So if you are not able to find the IDOC in PI Sytsem then you probably need to check for the stuck entries in Sender System.

Regards

Vj

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Hi Vj,

Apologies, that is what I meant, i.e. when the IDOC eventually lands in our R3 system then the number is different. I am not exactly sure where, or at what point, the number changes. In PI I have had a look using the inbound IDOC number and it is not there. I also looked without an idoc number i.e. for the specific date that it was sent and there is nothing there for my IDOC type.

former_member249399
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Hi Gan,

Please check for the stuck entries in Sender System. and check try SM58 tcode also in sender system.

vishal1889
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Glen,

Then this clearly indicates that IDOC is not recived in the PI System.

However my Question


Can you please specify what is your sender system here ?

Still remains unanswered .

Anyways you need to check for the stuck entries in sender system only, once it is recived in PI System you will able to search the IDOC with the IDOC number along with mentioning the correct date time range in IDX5 tcode.

Good luck!!

Vj

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Hi Vj,

The sender system is SAP, and the idoc appears to have been sent from there correctly.

I have reimported the idoc structures into PI as I noticed that the one IDOC segment had been enhanced and this hasn't been updated accordingly in PI. Somebody has told me that if the segment mappings don't match exactly then the IDOC essentially disappears i.e. it appears as sent from the sender, and in PI it simply isn't there!

I have requested another IDOC to be sent to see if the change above makes a difference. Will keep you posted.

Thank you once again for your help.

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Hi Glen,

Please check in we02 of sender SAP system. in control records segment, if the partner profile of recipient is maintained correctly.

Check every thing on receiver partner profile starting from port no., LS, etc.

port no. should be that of PI, which should be as maintained in IDX1, and LS should be the logical system for PI which is maintained in Partner profile (t-code WE20).

Please let me know if this helps.

Regards,

Souvik