on 11-22-2005 6:48 AM
Hi All,
I want to sterilize the IDOCS to be posted in SAP. On the bases on Message type.
Please explain.
Umesh,
Could you please give more details as to what exactly you want to do?
Regards,
Ravi
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Hi Ravi,
I am working on <b>File-to-IDOC</b> scenario.
I want to Post IDOCS in following sequence, If I recive many IDOC's at same time:-
1) WPUWBW01
2) WPUUMS01
3) WPUTAB01
4) WPUFIB01
5) WVINVE01
Is there any way in which I can do <b>inbound scheduling of IDOCS on XI or SAP-R/3 . without using BPM </b>
Regards
Hi Umesh,
You can have recieve steps in multiple branches of FORK.
Any can send have send step in serial. You have to see in which sequence you want to send message.
Your logic will also depends upon when and how you are getting messages. You have to use corelation accordingly.
maybe below link will give you some help.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/77/0737133012b24b9d0a12c6df2b1054/content.htm
Best regards,
Satish
Hi,
<b>SCENARIO : FILE-XI-IDOC</b>
I have configured, <b>Five DIFFERENT scenarios for five diffrent IDOCS mentioned above in the message in the FILE-XI-IDOC scenario</b> . <b>All my scenarios are working fine</b> .
I don't think it will require BPM in this case .
Currently My approach is like this :
1)Can I do some thing in queue processing in Receiver IDOC adapter for SERIALIZING 5 Idocs .
2)can I create different JOB ids for diferent FILE-IDOC scenarios and do the sequencing .
Plz help me out .
Regards
Umesh
Hi Umesh,
In software component version SAP BASIS 6.40 there is a integration pattern under namespace http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/Patterns called BpmPatternSerializeMultipleTrigger it gives you step by step explanation.
The description of above is given in my previous thread link.
Just a thought: Serialization is possible in target SAP system. Why dont you do there.
If you need any specific help in understanding help just let me know.
Best regards,
satish
Hi,
Pls go through following node.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/78/21759a51ce11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
See if it helps you.
Regards,
Satish
Dear Piyush ,
I am working on <b>File-to-IDOC</b> scenario.
I want to Post IDOCS in following sequence of idoc type:-
1) WPUWBW01
2) WPUUMS01
3) WPUTAB01
4) WPUFIB01
5) WVINVE01
The most important criteria is that WVINVE03 should be posted at the last .
Once it is achieved then in case of IDOC Type WPUWBW01 scenarios I have to put a condition that a file having 901 Movement type should be posted first aand file having movement type 911 should be posted in SAP after movement type 901 .
<b>I have already configured the scenarios file-xi-IDOC and I don't want to use BPM . Can you plz explain how to achive this</b> .
Thanks & Regards
Prabhat
Dear Piyush ,
<b>FILE-XI-IDOC</b>
I am using WPUWBW01
WPUUMS01
WPUFIB01
WPUTAB01
WVINVE03
<b>I have created five different Inbound scenarios in XI for abovementioned 5 IDOCS .</b>
<b>Requirement</b> :
1) WVINVE03 idoc should posted at last (I am picking up files storewise inbound files)
2) In the Inbound scenario created for WPUWBW01 we have different movement types like 911 , 901 etc . Requirement is that file with movement type 911 should be posted as IDOC in SAP after file with 901 movement type.
My email id is : prabhatsap@gmail.com
prabhat_8_2000@yahoo.com
Regards
Prabhat
Hello
Use quality service as EOIO in the sender file adapter and provide a queue name. IDOCs will be posted in a queue and you can monitor the same using TCode WEINQUEUE. To serialize them within XI, you can use event based message triggering and schedule jobs to be in sequence depending on the interface type.
Thanks
KK
Hi,
There is a much simpler solution here:
- Keep your 5 seperate scenarios in XI
- XI will create the IDocs as each different file comes in
- In your R/3 system, change your partner profile so that the IDocs are processed by a background program.
- Create a scheduled job in R/3 that processes the IDocs in the order you want
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