on 06-28-2007 4:39 PM
I know how to do this, but when I load the IDoc's XML structure back into the IR, the EDI_DC40 field doesn't have anything in it's structure. I need to configure the sender parameters in this structure for this IDoc, so any help would be appreciated.
The actual IDoc does work with the EDI_DC40 field, and it's in the metadata.
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Paul,
If you do that also you should not have problem with this segment. Anyway check this weblog on how to change the occurrence for IDOC:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/12/04/xi-idoc-bundling--the-trick-with-the-occurance-change
Please check once again. By mistake this segment would have deleted in the external definition.
Regards,
---Satish
Just needed to reload it, thanks though.
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I'm goign to retry the process again, maybe XI did something when I was working on my other project, because I don't remember having to deal with this before.
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In the file to multiple IDoc scenario, you have to export the Idoc out of the IR in it's XI XML structure, then change the max value of the Idocs to handle multiple IDocs, then import the new structure back into the IR, then it becomes an external definition that is used as an IDoc for all purposes.
The problem that I am having is that when you import it back in for some reason XI wont read the EDI_DC40 fields correctly, and I was wondering if anyone else has run into this problem and knew of an XML fix or other fix that would put these fields back into the structure somehow.
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Hey
>>In the file to multiple IDoc scenario, you have to export the Idoc out of the IR in it's XI XML structure, then change the max value of the Idocs to handle multiple IDocs, then import the new structure back into the IR, then it becomes an external definition that is used as an IDoc for all purposes.
Can you please explain this in detail,i nevr knew about this trick,i always thought that we have to use BPM(or modules for File to multiple IDOC).
sounds something interesting.
appreciate your help
regards
Ahmad
Sorry, what happens is that the elements don't appear in the structure at all, it's not that I can't fill them in, it's that they are not even there, there are no elements in the EDI_DC40 structure at all when I load the external definition into the message mapping.
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Schroeder,
If I understand your question correctly after you import the IDOC into IR you want the EDI_DC40 segment filled automatically.
Either you have to fill manually or if you automatically to be filled up then check this weblog:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/01/xi-idoc-adapter--edidc40--demystified
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/12/02/manipulating-idoc-control-records-from-payload
Regards,
---Satish
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Any ideas? I'm pretty generous with points.
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