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Cannot find IDoc types like CREMAS/DEBMAS.

Posted on Jun 03, 2004 at 01:22 PM 55 Views

Hello,

I cannot find message types (like CREMAS/DEBMAS ) in XI box. I want to use an IDoc adapter to R3 and while configuing, I see them missing.

Is there anything like Message Type activation that we need to do? Please let me know.

Thanks,

Ramesh Balasubramanian

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    Posted on Jun 03, 2004 at 05:15 PM
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    Thanks I got that. Actually we are on 46c too.

    Now I am encountering another error in the transaction sm58 (monitor native RFC communication) that says

    "Meta data EDISDEF for port SAPBXI, IDoc type DEBMAS06 and CIM type not m".

    Not sure how it uses port SAPBXI and how I can overcome this. Please help me out.

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    Posted on Jun 03, 2004 at 02:03 PM
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    What version of r/3 you have in message server. try clicking on refresh button on import RFC/IDoc window after selecting External Idoc Node. I am able to see for back end 46c message server.

    Best Regards,

    Rajan Kidambi.

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    Posted on Jun 03, 2004 at 08:08 PM
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    It looks like you are missing some SLD imports, Make sure you are in the latest package. I believe you are missing CIM entries for respective message type. I am sure SP4 has cimsap.zip file which could have latest IDOC type info. (ref. OSS Note 669669)

    Also import the following software components into Integraition repository.

    SAP ABA 4.6C SAP_ABA

    SAP APPL 4.6C SAP_APPL

    SAP BASIS 4.6C SAP_BASIS

    SAP GUI FOR WINDOWS 4.6C

    SAP HR 4.6C SAP_HR

    SAP ITS 4.6C BC-FES-ITS

    Hope this helps.

    Best Regards,

    Rajan Kidambi

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    Posted on Jun 04, 2004 at 02:15 AM
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    Thanks Rajan. I will try and update the message.

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      Jun 17, 2004 at 03:01 PM

      Thanks Rajan for the OSS Note that you asked us to apply. It did solve that problem. Vut now I am getting an error "Basic type 'DEBMAS06' is unknown". When I tried debugging LUW, it gave me this error in FUNCTION IDX_META_SYNTAX_READ in the statement

      select * from idocsyn into table i_idocsyn

      where idoctyp eq "DEBMAS06".

      Not sure how the entry for DEBMAS06 gets in table idocsyn. In fact I did create (F5) IDoc Types in IDX2 for all the ports existing.

      Is there any other way to populate the table? Please let me know.

      Thanks

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    Posted on Jun 17, 2004 at 07:41 PM
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    Hello:

    For what inbound interface(back-end system) you are developing this one. Are you getting this error in XI box. Your XI installation will not have all the IDOC Types. Did you import the IDOC(DEBMAS) in Integration repository? I dont think it has to be in idocsyn table. IDOCSYN table contains all the idoc types in the system. If you want you can create IDOC Type you can go to WE30 and object created here will have entry in IDOCSYN table, but again DEBMAS06 is SAP Supplied and system will not let you create in that name space.

    Regards,

    Rajan Kidambi.

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