on 10-29-2014 9:24 AM
Hi,
The scenarioo is like I have .xml file at PI which need to go ECC in the form of IDOCs(Each record in xml is one IDOC) . So, by doing this the number of IDOCs count is getting increased and the process is getting failed as ECC can process only 20K records. Is there any way to divide the .xml into small files so that, the IDOCs can go to ECC batch wise?
Please suggest me.
Regards,
Bindu.
You should try to do packaging
check this post: Increasing performance of idoc inbound processing - ABAP Connectivity - SCN Wiki
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Hi Bindu
the process is getting failed as ECC can process only 20K records.
Can you please elaborate on your statement above? Can you provide details of what type of failure is happening in ECC?
Also, what type of IDoc processing is happening in ECC (partner profile config) - immediate or background?
Rgds
Eng Swee
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Hi Bindu,
How do you generate multiple IDocs from one file? Do you use this approach?
File to Multiple IDOC Splitting without BPM - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
Regards,
Grzegorz
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Hi Bindu,
Are you getting XML file directly or doing FCC at Source side?
If FCC then we can give the number of Records to be processed from flat file (under Recordsets per Message)..
If you are getting XML file directly, then I dnt think there is std funct to split the file..might require Java Mapping/Module code to achieve this...also ckh if the sender can break the file in smaller chunk at their end prior to postg to PI.
Regards,
Azhar
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