on 01-29-2008 5:13 PM
Hello All,
We are changing our EDI translator which had a SAP extension automatically process the IDocs into SAP using ALE process.
I'm testing the new procedure scheduling a job to run RSEINB00.
The error I'm getting is (51 enter a numeric value) when posting an order in SD.
IDocs are created with the follow status.
50 - IDoc added
64 - IDoc ready to be transferred to application
62 - Direct call started
51 - enter a numeric value.
On the partner profile is set-up as Message type ORDERS process code ORDE and processing by function module is set to trigger immediately.
Is there something I'm missing?
I can get around this by reprocess the IDocs using BD87 Process Inbound IDocs' the orders are created.
This would be a manual process and something I do not want to do.
Please Help
Joan
Hi Nandu,
I have found my problem. I had to change the Partner Profile to trigger by background program and run the following program RBDAPP01.
Thanks for your help
Joan
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Hi Nandu,
Thanks it worked I process the IDOC in foreground.
There were warning messages that display for each material on a pricing condition. The warnings were ZERO pricing conditions has been changed.
How can I avoid these warnings?
I want the IDOC to process right through.
Yes I am in the US Ohio # 330 684 3916
Joan
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Hi Joan - good that you were able to get this process in foreground - unless I have a look at the actual error,
I may not be able to assist -
If you can reprocess 1 more idoc and get the screen shots when the messges come and forward it, I will try to see if I can assist you further.
My contcat number is 408 821 2381 (California) - feel free to contcat me if you have issues
cheers
Nandu
Hi Nandu,
I do not have a checkbox at the bottom of BD87 screen. The SAP version we are using is 4.7
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Hi Joan
1) Enter BD87 and get the BD*& screen
2) Execute BD87
2) Point to the IDOC Number
3) Go to EDIT-Restrict & Process
In the New Screen - in the bottom you will see the Check box for Background processing
remove the check box
Note: if you are in the US, I can assist you through phone if you still have any issues
cheers
Nandu
Hi Nandu,
I'm not sure how to run BD87 in foreground mode. I did run BD87 using the debug mode.
The error is No batch input data for screen && - SAPM55430121 - Message no. 00344 and the diagnosis were:
The transaction sent a screen that was not expected in the batch input session and which therefore could not be supplied with data. The transaction behaves differently in background processing in a batch work process than when running in dialog (SY-BATCH is queried and changes the screen sequence).
I ran the same idoc using BD87 without the debug and it was posted.
I do not want to use transaction BD87 when we go live.
Is there a config that I needs to set up?
Is there something in the control record I'm missing?
Joan
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Hi Joan
I too have encountered such problems - which version of SAP are you using? I work on 4.0B and ECC 6 -
When you use BD87, you will note a checkbox in the bottom
IMPORT IN BACKGROUND - uncheck this and execute - the IDOC will now get processed in foreground and you will be able to view screen by screen - this is how I manage to identify errors when i get the same issue as pointed out by you.
regards
Nandu
Hi Joan
Process the failed IDOC using BD87 in Foreground mode - this will go thru field by field entry and you can identify the error field for correcting for future IDOCs
cheers
Nandu
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