- An IDoc (intermediate document) is a data container used to exchange information between different systems. IDocs are independent of the systems sending and receiving the data.
- There are two main processes for IDocs - outbound which sends data from a system, and inbound which receives data. IDocs are stored in database tables.
- Creating an IDoc involves defining segments, the IDoc type which combines segments, the message type, and assigning the message type to the IDoc type. Runtime components include control records with metadata, data records containing the actual data, and status records tracking the process.
- An IDoc (intermediate document) is a data container used to exchange information between different systems. IDocs are independent of the systems sending and receiving the data.
- There are two main processes for IDocs - outbound which sends data from a system, and inbound which receives data. IDocs are stored in database tables.
- Creating an IDoc involves defining segments, the IDoc type which combines segments, the message type, and assigning the message type to the IDoc type. Runtime components include control records with metadata, data records containing segment data, and status records tracking the process.
1) IDocs or Intermediate Documents allow different application systems to exchange structured business documents through a standardized format. They consist of control, data, and status records.
2) Common uses of IDocs include electronic data interchange (EDI) between SAP and non-SAP systems, and application link enabling (ALE) for integration between SAP systems.
3) Key TCodes provided for working with IDocs include WE30 for creation, WE05 for overview, and BD87 for reprocessing. Detailed steps are outlined for creating a new IDoc type from defining segments to linking a message type.
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) allows electronic exchange of business documents between trading partners using a standard format over a network. IDOCs (Intermediate Documents) are containers used to exchange data between SAP systems. The outbound process involves creating application documents in SAP, generating IDOCs, transmitting them via EDI standards to business partners. The inbound process receives EDI transmissions, converts them to IDOCs, and creates application documents in SAP. Key components for processing IDOCs include ports, RFC destinations, partner profiles, and message control. Transaction codes are used to setup logical systems, ports, partner profiles, IDOC types and more for processing outbound and inbound IDOCs between SAP systems
1. There are two main types of IDocs: outbound and inbound. Inbound IDocs are received from external systems by SAP through middleware like SAP PI or SOA.
2. Configuring inbound IDocs involves creating logical systems, IDoc types, message types, RFC destinations, ports, and process codes. Partner profiles must also be created to define inbound processing parameters.
3. Testing inbound IDocs can involve using transaction codes to display IDocs, reservation documents, or materials documents to validate successful inbound processing.
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- Creating an IDoc involves defining segments, the IDoc type which combines segments, the message type, and assigning the message type to the IDoc type. Runtime components include control records with metadata, data records containing the actual data, and status records tracking the process.
- An IDoc (intermediate document) is a data container used to exchange information between different systems. IDocs are independent of the systems sending and receiving the data.
- There are two main processes for IDocs - outbound which sends data from a system, and inbound which receives data. IDocs are stored in database tables.
- Creating an IDoc involves defining segments, the IDoc type which combines segments, the message type, and assigning the message type to the IDoc type. Runtime components include control records with metadata, data records containing segment data, and status records tracking the process.
1) IDocs or Intermediate Documents allow different application systems to exchange structured business documents through a standardized format. They consist of control, data, and status records.
2) Common uses of IDocs include electronic data interchange (EDI) between SAP and non-SAP systems, and application link enabling (ALE) for integration between SAP systems.
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EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) allows electronic exchange of business documents between trading partners using a standard format over a network. IDOCs (Intermediate Documents) are containers used to exchange data between SAP systems. The outbound process involves creating application documents in SAP, generating IDOCs, transmitting them via EDI standards to business partners. The inbound process receives EDI transmissions, converts them to IDOCs, and creates application documents in SAP. Key components for processing IDOCs include ports, RFC destinations, partner profiles, and message control. Transaction codes are used to setup logical systems, ports, partner profiles, IDOC types and more for processing outbound and inbound IDOCs between SAP systems
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2. Introduction to EDI and ALE:
• EDI (Electronic Document interchange) - EDI is the electronic
exchange of business documents between the computer systems of
business partners, using a standard format over a communication
network.
EDI is also called paperless exchange.
• Advantages:
• Reduced Data entry errors
Reduced processing time
Availability of data in electronic form
Reduced paperwork
Reduced Cost
Reduced inventories and better planning
Standard means of communications
Better business process
3. • ALE : Application Link Enabling.
• Used to transfer data from one location to another or one
server to another server or one client to another client.
• IDOC: its like a data container or packet which holds the
data.
▪ IDOC doesn’t have any direction. We need to specify the
direction by specifying sending & receiving logical
systems.
▪ 3 types of record.
1. Data record (EDIDD): Actual business data.
2. Control record (EDIDC): Which message type, sending
system , receiving system
3. Status record (EDIDS): IDOC status messages.
4. • EDI has two process
1. Outbound process
2. Inbound process
• Outbound Process:
1.Application document is created.
2. IDOC is generated
3.Idoc is transferred from SAP to Operating system layer
4.Idoc is converted into EDI standards
5.Edi document is transmitted to the business partner
6.The Edi Subsystem report status to SAP
5. • Inbound Process:
1.EDI transmission received
2.EDI document is converted into an IDOC
3.IDOC is transferred to the SAP layer
4.The application document is created
5.The application document can be viewed.
• PORT:
Port is used in the outbound process to determine the
name of the EDI subsystem program, the directory path
where the IDOC file will be created at the operating
system level, the IDOC file names and the RFC
destinations.
6.
7. • RFC Destination:
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system on which a functions needs to be executed.
• Partner Profile:
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process (Partner number, IDOC type, message type, Port, Process
code), the mode in which it communicates with the subsystem (batch
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8. • On both sides:
Logical System Names SALE
Setup RFC destinations SM59
Port Destinations WE21
• In Source system:
Segment Creation WE31
Basic IDOC Type Creation WE30
Message Type Creation WE81
Assign Message Type To Basic IDOC Type WE82
Distribution Model BD64
Writing Report Program SE38
Partner Profile WE20
Message control NACE
Check IDOCs WE02, WE05
9. • In Destination System:
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• Assign FM to Logical Message WE57
• Define I/P method for Inbound FM BD51
• Create Process Code WE42
• Generate Partner Profile BD64
10. IDOC processinginthe same instanceof R/3 Clients.
• For example two clients in the same R/3 instance.
• Client 800.
• Client 810.
• To transfer the data between two clients the table
structures and their data types should be match.
• In this example, Client 800 is Source system, and Client
810 is destination system.
• In Client 800 I have created a customized table and
inserted some records.
• In Client 810 I have created only table.
11. • Common Steps in Both Clients:
• Creating the Logical System Names and Assigning to
Clients:
➢Go to TCODE SALE.
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-> Basic Settings -> Logical Systems -> Define Logical
System
18. ➢eCATT: The Extended Computer Aided Test Tool
• eCATT: The Extended Computer Aided Test Tool is an
automated testing tool that allows you to create automated
functional test cases for the majority of applications running in
SAP GUI for Windows/Java/HTML or Web Dynpro
environments. Like other test tools, it works by making a
recording of an application, which you can then parameterize
and replay with differing sets of input values. You can test the
behavior of the application by reading and testing the values
returned by the application.
•
• eCATT differs from external tools in that it provides full access
to the application server and database layers of the system,
allowing you to test function modules, BAPIs as well as Web
Services, perform checks against the database, and interrogate
or simulate changes to customizing settings
19. ➢Go to TCODE SALE. Direct TCODE SM59.
➢IMG Path IDoc Interface / Application Link Enabling (ALE)
-> Communication -> Create RFC Connections.
26. • Depends upon your settings the destination client will
open. If you check the Current user option under Logon/
Security tab, then it will show the screen directly without
asking the user name and password details.
27.
28. • Creating RFC ports:
• Go to TCODE WE21
• Select the Transactional RFC in left side tree and click on
Create button
•
29. • In dialog box you can select either Generate port name or
own port name. If you select Generate Port name system
will generate automatically. Here I selected Own port
name. Click on continue.
31. • Repeat the same above process in other client. By using
opposite client instead of 800 specify 810.
32. • In Client 800 steps:
• Creating table structure:
• Go to TCODE SE11.
• Specify table name as ZSTUDENTS.
• In Delivery and Maintenance tab set attributes as
“Display Maintenance Allowed”
• The table fields are
33.
34. • Creating IDOC Segments:
• Go to TCODE WE31.
• Specify a name and Click on Create Button.
35. • Here specify all the ZSTUDENTS table fields and their
types as shown below.
36. • Click on SAVE button, then it will show dialog box with
user name, press continue.
58. • Click on Environment Menu -> Generate Partner profile
59. • It will show the following screen, click on execute.
60. • It will show the partner profile log in next screen.
61. • Click on Back button 2 times, it will take back to
Distribution Model screen.
62. • Click on Edit Menu -> Model View -> Distribute.
63. • In displayed dialog box select the partner system and
click continue
64. • Then it will show the Log of Model View Distribution.
65. • Click on Back button.
• To check partner profile Go to TCODE WE20
• In displayed screen select the partner system in left side
tree under Partner Type LS.
66. • Write a Report Program in SE38 to create IDOC control records and
transfer it to destination partner system.
• The following is the program to generate the IDOC control records and
process it.
• TABLES : ZSTUD_TAB.
DATA : S_CTRL_REC LIKE EDIDC, "IDOC CONTROL RECORD
S_ZSUSTUD LIKE ZSUSTUD. " CUSTOMER HEADER DATA
DATA: T_ZSTUD_TAB LIKE ZSTUD_TAB OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LI
NE.
DATA :T_EDIDD LIKE EDIDD OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
" DATA RECORD
DATA: T_COMM_IDOC LIKE EDIDC OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
" GENERATED COMMUNICATION IDOC
CONSTANTS : C_ZSUSTUD LIKE EDIDD-
SEGNAM VALUE 'ZSUSTUD'.
CONSTANTS : C_IDOCTP LIKE EDIDC-IDOCTP VALUE 'ZIDOCSU'.
67. • ***********SELECTION SCREEN**********************
SELECT-OPTIONS : S_STUDID FOR ZSTUD_TAB-
STUDENTID OBLIGATORY.
PARAMETERS : C_MESTYP LIKE EDIDC-
MESTYP DEFAULT 'ZSUMESS',
"Message Type
C_RCVPRT LIKE EDIDC-RCVPRT DEFAULT 'LS',
"Partner Type of Receiver
C_LOGSYS LIKE EDIDC-RCVPRN DEFAULT 'SUCLNT810',
" Partner Number of Receiver
C_RCVPOR LIKE EDIDC-RCVPOR DEFAULT 'A000000066',
"Receiver port
C_SNDPRN LIKE EDIDC-SNDPRN DEFAULT 'SUCLNT810',
" Partner Number of Receiver
C_SNDPRT LIKE EDIDC-SNDPRT DEFAULT 'LS'.
"Partner Type of SENDER
69. • form GENERATE_DATA_RECORDS .
SELECT * FROM ZSTUD_TAB INTO TABLE T_ZSTUD_
TAB
WHERE STUDENTID IN S_STUDID .
IF SY-SUBRC NE 0.
MESSAGE 'RECORD NOT FOUND!' TYPE 'E'.
ENDIF.
PERFORM ARRANGE_DATA_RECORDS.
endform. " GENERATE_DATA_RECORDS
70. • form GENERATE_CONTROL_RECORD .
S_CTRL_REC-RCVPOR = C_RCVPOR. "Receiver Port
S_CTRL_REC-MESTYP = C_MESTYP. "Message type
S_CTRL_REC-IDOCTP = C_IDOCTP. "Basic IDOC type
S_CTRL_REC-
RCVPRT = C_RCVPRT. "Partner type of receiver
S_CTRL_REC-
RCVPRN = C_LOGSYS. "Partner number of receiver
S_CTRL_REC-
SNDPRT = C_SNDPRT. "Sender Partner type
S_CTRL_REC-
SNDPRN = C_SNDPRN. "Sender Partner Number
endform. " GENERATE_CONTROL_RECOR
D
72. • form ARRANGE_DATA_RECORDS .
DATA : W_INDEX1 LIKE SY-TABIX,
W_INDFEX2 LIKE SY-TABIX.
SORT T_ZSTUD_TAB BY STUDENTID.
LOOPAT T_ZSTUD_TAB .
S_ZSUSTUD-STUDENTID = T_ZSTUD_TAB-STUDENTID.
S_ZSUSTUD-STUNAME = T_ZSTUD_TAB-STUNAME.
T_EDIDD-SEGNAM = C_ZSUSTUD.
T_EDIDD-SDATA= S_ZSUSTUD .
APPEND T_EDIDD.
CLEAR T_EDIDD.
CLEAR T_ZSTUD_TAB.
ENDLOOP.
endform. " ARRANGE_DATA_RECORDS
73. • Now execute the program, and specify the range of
records to transfer
74.
75. • Go to TCODE WE02 to check the generated IDOC control
records.
• Click on Execute
76.
77.
78. • In Client 810 Steps:
• Function Module Creation:
• Create a Function Module to update the table from the
IDOC segments
• Go to SE37
• Specify a name and click on create.
•
79. • In dialog box specify function group and description, and
click on save.
85. • FUNCTION ZSHAN_IDOC_ZSHSTUD.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*" REFERENCE(INPUT_METHOD) LIKE BDWFAP_PAR-
INPUTMETHD
*" REFERENCE(MASS_PROCESSING) LIKE BDWFAP_PAR-
MASS_PROC
*" EXPORTING
*" REFERENCE(WORKFLOW_RESULT) LIKE BDWF_PARAM-
RESULT
*" REFERENCE(APPLICATION_VARIABLE) LIKE BDWF_PARAM
-APPL_VAR
*" REFERENCE(IN_UPDATE_TASK) LIKE BDWFAP_PAR-
CALLTRANS
*" TABLES
*" IDOC_CONTRLSTRUCTURE EDIDC
*" IDOC_DATASTRUCTURE EDIDD
*" IDOC_STATUS STRUCTURE BDIDOCSTAT
*" RETURN_VARIABLES STRUCTURE BDWFRETVAR
*" SERIALIZATION_INFO STRUCTURE BDI_SER
*" EXCEPTIONS
*" WRONG_FUNCTION_CALLED
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
86. • ** Include File containing ALE constants
INCLUDE MBDCONWF.
TABLES : ZSTUD_TAB.
DATA : W_ZSUSTUD LIKE ZSUSTUD.
DATA : T_ZSTUD_TAB LIKE ZSTUD_TAB OCCURS 0
WITH HEADER LINE.
WORKFLOW_RESULT = C_WF_RESULT_OK.
LOOP AT IDOC_CONTRL.
IF IDOC_CONTRL-MESTYP NE 'ZSHSTUDMT'.
RAISE WRONG_FUNCTION_CALLED.
ENDIF.
87. • * Before reading a new entry, clear application buffer
LOOP AT IDOC_DATA WHERE DOCNUM EQ IDOC_C
ONTRL-DOCNUM.
W_ZSUSTUD = IDOC_DATA-SDATA.
MOVE-
CORRESPONDING W_ZSUSTUD TO T_ZSTUD_TAB.
INSERT INTO ZSTUD_TAB VALUES T_ZSTUD_TA
B.
ENDLOOP.
109. • To check the partner profile details. Go to TCODE WE20.
Select the partner system name.
110. • Transferring the IDOC control records from Client 800
to 810:
• In source system, go to TCODE SE38. (In client 800)
• Execute the Report program which you created.
111.
112. • Check in Destination System: (Here client 810)
• Go to TCODE WE02
114. • Ex 2 :
• Steps :
❑ Goto transaction SALE
❑Basic settings.
❑Logical systems : the logical system is a client. Since
the logical system name is used to identify a system
uniquely within the network, two systems cannot have the
same name if they are connected to each other.
❑Define logical system :
• Sending system is called outbound system.
• Receiving system is called inbound system.
115. • Click on New entries
• Define logical system ex:
➢SEND : sending System
➢RECV : receiving system
▪ Save and go back.
❑Assign logical system to the client
▪ Ex: consider 800 is our sending system and 801 is
receiving system.
▪ Click on 800 and assign logical system as SEND and
save.
▪ Click on 810 and assign logical system as RECV and
save.
116. • Logical connected system if we want to connect
physically, then we have to use RFC(Remote function
call) connection.
❑ Communication
❑Create RFC connection.
➢Put cursor on ABAP connection and click on create.
▪ Ex:
▪ RFC Destination : SEND.
▪ Description : RFC connection for sending system.
▪ Connection type : 3
▪ Target Host : Application Server.
▪ System Number
▪ And press enter.
117. • Click on logon & security tab.
• Enter logon:
➢Language : EN
➢Client :800
➢User :
➢Password :
• Click on save.
• Click on Remote Logon
118. ❑ To create RFC connection RECV :
➢Put cursor on ABAP connection and click on create.
▪ Ex:
▪ RFC Destination : RECV.
▪ Description : RFC connection for recieving system.
▪ Connection type : 3
▪ Target Host : Application Server.
▪ System Number
▪ And press enter.
• Click on logon & security tab.
• Enter logon:
➢Language : EN
➢Client :810
➢User :
➢Password :
• Click on save.
• Click on Remote Logon
119. • Message Type (WE81) : Using message type we can
identify which kind on data we are going to transfer. Ex:
material data , sales data etc.
➢CREMAS , DEBMAS, MATMAS.
• IDOC Type (WE82) : with the given message type what
data we are going to transfer. Ex : material desc , unit
measure etc.
• Segments : It is a structure of IDOC type.
120. • For an Ex: consider we are going to transfer material detail.
Message type : MATMAS .
• WE81.
• Goto WE82.
➢Based on message type select IDOC type.
➢Click on position , enter message type and press enter.
➢Based on latest Release , select basic type( IDOC type)
➢Ex: MATMOS05.
▪ Goto WE30.
➢Obj.name : MATMOS05.
➢Click on display.
➢We can find root node and child node.
➢These are called as Segments .
➢Ex : E1MARA1.
• Goto WE31.
➢ Enter segment type : E1MARA1.
➢Click on display.
121. • Go to transaction BD64 (Maintenance of Distribution model).
➢Click on change.
➢Click on create model view.
➢Give the short desc.
➢Technical name : Ex : ZMAT and click on continue.
➢Select ZMAT and click on add message Type.
➢Enter Sender : SEND.
➢Receiver : RECV.
➢Message Type : MATMAS
➢Click on continue .
➢Expand ZMAT
➢If you want to set filter , then double click on No Filter set .
➢Select data filtering and click on create filter group.
➢Expand filter group.
➢If you want filter based on ex: material type , then click material
type .
➢Click on insert row and click on continue .
122. • Select ZMAT , Save and go to environment -> generate
partner profile.
• Execute.
➢Port : Port is a place to send or receive the data.
▪ EDIT -> Model view -> Distribute.
➢In logical system ‘receiving system’ already selected.
➢Click on continue.
123. • Receiving End :
➢BD64.
➢Click on ZMAT.
➢Environment -> generate partner profile.
➢Execute.
➢Click on Sending System.
➢Expand logical System.
➢Double click on SEND.
➢Double click on message type.
➢Process code : Use F4 help : for material : MATM.
➢Save and go back.
124. • To send data :
➢Ex : create material using ‘MM01’.
➢BD10 : To send material from one system to another
system.
❑Enter material number.
❑Logical system : RECV.
❑Execute.
❑For each record one IDOC will create.
➢WE05 : to check IDOC
❑Execute.
❑Green Light : IDOC sent successfully.
125. • To Check received data :
➢WE05 .
➢Execute
➢Click on IDOC
➢Data records .
126. Steps:
1. Define Logical System.
2. Assign clients to the logical system.
3. Create RFC connection.
4. Go to BD64 to create model view .
5. Generate partner profile.
6. Distribute model view to 800.
7. Login to 810 and go to BD64 and generate the partner
profile.
8. Select the sending system and change the process
code.
9. Go to relevant transaction code and excute.
10. Check the IDOC status in transaction WE05.
127. Extending standardIDoc
• Business Scenario: Suppose we need to transfer the
Material from one system to another system but we need
some extra information about the material to be captured
before sending it. To achieve this the standard material
Idoc: MATMAS05 is extended.
128. • Step1. Go to Tcode- SE11 in the sender system.
140. • Step13. In order to capture the enhanced field
information, necessary fields can be added in the MM01
transaction or a simple report can be created to capture
the extra field details. So Go to Tcode- SE38 and create a
report program in the sender system.
170. • Step43. Provide the Message type, Basic Idoc, Extended
Idoc and the Release . Save it and go back.
171. • Step44. Now go to Tcode WE20 to edit the partner profile
to add the Extended IDoc in the Sender System.
172. • Step45. Select the Partner Profile 'CNT_QAS200' under
Partner Type LS and double clcik on Message type
'MATMAS' under Outbound Parameters section.
173. • Step46. Provide the above created Extended Idoc Type
as highlighted and Save it.
174. • Step47. Now we have to find out a Exit so that we can
add the material extra information. Go to Tcode- SMOD in
the Sender System.
175. • Step48. The enhancement 'ALE00001' is available for the
material IDoc extension. Clisk on the Display button.
191. • Step64. Provide the function module name
'IDOC_INPUT_MATMAS01', basic Idoc tpe, Extended
Idoc type, Message type and direction as 2 (Inbound) and
save it. We need to add some extra code to add the extra
Information to the MARA table.
192. • Step65. Go to Tcode- SE37 in the receiver system.
193. • Step66. Provide te inbound function module name
'IDOC_INPUT_MATMAS01' and click on Display button
194. • Step67. one user exit is available as highlighted below.