on 03-05-2007 7:19 PM
Hi there,
I am working on the File XI Idoc scenario using idoc packaging technique, same idoc with mulitple instances.
When I post it in r/3 I am getting the error<i>:"Accounting trnx not permitted to post in FI/CO"</i>.
Is it due to the data error or I need to post the Idoc separately as individual idocs.
My functional team is telling is not a data error.
Please help me to solve this issue.
Thank you,
Ann.
Are you getting the error as message class 'RW' number 029...then this is a data problem only.....The field GLVOR needs to be populated in the '..KPF' segment....
Are you using FIDCCP01 idoc type ?
The value in the GLVOR field needs to be among one of those in the table T022
Thanks,
Renjith
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Ann,
You dont need to post the IDoc once again if they are already in R3. Since your error says it is not permitted to post in FI can you check with any of the R3 developer whether he is doing any custom code before posting into R3.
---Satish
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Hi satish,
Thank you for the quick response.
None of the R/3 developer did any custom coding before posting into R/3.
But the R/3 config is not totally done.According to the Functional team ,if it is a config issue then the error will have a good explanation pointing to the config which I don't agree.
I want to make sure if this error is due to the data or config issue or not being posted as individual separate idocs.
Thank you,
Ann.
Ann,
what is the IDOC status you see in we02 of inbound IDOC for ex: 53 or etc.
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