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Documents not coming in to SAP

Former Member
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Hi experts,

My client is using third party software Basware for processing incoming invoices. it is giving following error while transferring the document from Basware to SAP. Kindly help.

Its urgent.

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Message = ‘Error in Document BKPFF $ PP1CLT700’ Type=’E’ Id=’RW’ Number =

Message=’Order XXXXXXXXX does not exist’ Type= ‘E’ Id=’KO’

Message = ‘Network or Network Activity XXXXXXXXX does not exist’ type= ‘E’

Message = ‘Network or Network Activity XXXXXXXXX does not exist’ type= ‘E’

Thanks in advance

JS

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Former Member
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Hi JS !

It appears to be a SAP problem. If it is a BAPI that XI is executing as RFC, try to execute it directly from SAP to see if it has a problem.

Regards,

Matias.

Former Member
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Hi Matias,

Thanks for your quick reply. I am FICO Consultant so i don't have any lnowledge about XI or BAPI. Can you please tell me the entrire process that happens when documents are transferred from Third Party software to SAP.

Thanks in advance

JS

Former Member
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Hi JS !

Basically, using XI, your third party software will make available to SAP some info. This info could be exported as a file for example or XI could execute a select query to the third party software database. Once the info is inside XI, it is mapped and converted to the expected SAP format. Then XI sends the info to SAP using one of this 3 adapters: ABAP Proxy, IDOC or RFC. Maybe in your case, XI is executing a function module (BAPI) via RFC in your R/3 system, using with values from third party system as parameters. It should be the same as entering transaction se37 in R/3, filling all the BAPI parameters and executing. According to your error, maybe the BAPI is throwing an error independently of XI, that why I suggested to directly access R/3, go to transaction SE37, locate the BAPI function module used by XI and try to simulate an execution to see if the problem is in XI or in the BAPI.

Regards,

Matias.

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