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IDOC within server and cross server

Former Member
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we have two server PRD1 and PRD2, we want IDOC to be sent from PRD1 to PRD2 for GL balance and account payable open item, which should be the IDOC basic type, message type and process code for both outbound parameter and inbound parameter?

when we design IDOC, if it is cross two SAP R3 server, what should be the difference in terms of IDOC design compared with sending IDOC within 1 server?

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Former Member
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Hi,

IDOC: ACC_GL_POSTING01

Message type : ACC_GL_POSTING

Function Module: BAPI_IDOC_INPUT1 / BAPI_IDOC_INPUTP / IDOC_INPUT_ACC_GL_POSTING

IDOC for FI are FIDCCP01, FIDCCP02. Process code: FID1, FID2. Message type: FIDCC1, FIDCC2

Cheers

~Niranjan

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so if we transfer IDOC across client, then we have to use function module ? if we transfer within one client, then function module is not necessary?

what's the main difference in terms of IDOC design between cross client transfer and transfer within one client?

under which circumstance, we have to transfer IDOC plus EDI segment?

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Hi,

I am not sure whether we can transfer an IDOC with the same client. I tried creating the IDOC and posting the IDOC in the same client, it went to error. The reason is the sending logical system and receiving logical system is same.

We can transfer the IDOC between clients in the same server. In this case, we will have two different logical systems.

Cheers

~Niranjan

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if I know the inbound idoc number, any table I can find the outbound idoc number?

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Hi,

There is no table which link the inbound IDOC number and outbound IDOC number. We need to get the business document from the inbound IDOC number (for ex: get the sales order/delivery/shipping) and go to the business document and get the outbound IDOC from the business document.

Cheers

~Niranjan

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I'm getting the Sales Order  number form inbound Idoc, how to get outbound idoc, which table I should search?

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Hi,

There are no direct tables to get the IDOC number for a sales order. You can go to VA03 for displaying the sales order. Click on EXTRAS->OUTPUT->HEADER->EDIT. This will list all the output types for that sales order. Select the output type and click on PROCESSING LOG button to get the IDOC number.

Another option is to search for the IDOC through WE09. Segment E1EDK01 / Field BELNR will have the value for sales order.

In WE09, restrict the IDOC selection with date, time, basic type and message type. Please see the attached pic WE09_ORDERS_Pic1.

Enter the values for the select criteria for segment name, field name and value(value will be sales order in 10 characters).

Cheers

~Niranjan

JL23
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As everything is stored in tables, this link is certainly  stored somewhere.

I can tell you how to see it on the screen. As you are ABAPer here I think you should be able to find it then using debugging.

Maintain the parameter SD_SWU_ACTIVE with value X (capital X)  in your user profile

This will allow to use the Generic Object Services.

Go into your Sales order (where you know that it was send by IDOC)  with VA03.

Now you should see the button for Object service directly beneath the grenn okay ball on top left.

Open it and then click the distribution icon. SAP should show you the IDOC

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Hi Stella,

Get the output type records from NAST table for the sales order. KAPPL = V1, OBJKY = <sales order number> and KSCHL = <output type>. Get the value of CMFPNR from NAST table for the output type for specific date and time.

Enter the CMFPNR in CMFP table. This table stores all the processing details of the a output type. This may contain more than one record. You can get the IDOC number any of the message details for a CMFPNR.

Cheers

~Niranjan