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Steps of Defining Segment: What Is A IDOC?

An IDoc is a data container used to exchange information between processes that can understand its syntax and semantics. IDocs are stored in database tables and are independent of the sending and receiving systems. There are two main processes: outbound, where data is sent from a system, and inbound, where data is received by a system. Key steps for the outbound process include creating logical systems, RFC destinations, distribution models, and using transaction codes to define segments, message types, and distribute IDocs. The receiving system performs similar steps for inbound processing and monitors IDoc status codes.

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Steps of Defining Segment: What Is A IDOC?

An IDoc is a data container used to exchange information between processes that can understand its syntax and semantics. IDocs are stored in database tables and are independent of the sending and receiving systems. There are two main processes: outbound, where data is sent from a system, and inbound, where data is received by a system. Key steps for the outbound process include creating logical systems, RFC destinations, distribution models, and using transaction codes to define segments, message types, and distribute IDocs. The receiving system performs similar steps for inbound processing and monitors IDoc status codes.

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What is a IDOC?

An IDoc is simply a data container that is used to exchange information between any two processes
that can understand the syntax and semantics of the data. IDoc is not a process.
- IDocs are stored in the database.
- In the SAP system, IDocs are stored in database tables.
- IDocs are independent of the sending and receiving systems.
- IDocs are independent of the direction of data exchange.

Creation of IDOCs

Transaction code: WE 30

Steps of Defining Segment


Creating Segment : Tcode - WE31
Creating Message Type : Tcode - we81
Assigning Message type to Idoc type: Tcode - we82

Process

The two processes for IDoc are Outbound Process and Inbound Process.

Outbound Process

When the data is sent out from the system, the process is called Outbound Process and the IDoc is
known as Outbound IDoc.

Inbound Process

When the data is coming in, the process is called Inbound Process and the IDoc is known as Inbound
IDoc.

Outbound Process (Sending System) Steps :

1) Goto Tcode SALE:


Creating the logical system

Click on Sending & Receiving Systems à Select Logical Systems--Here Define the Logical Systems à
Click on Execute Button
Go for New Entries
1) System Name : LOG1:Description: Sending System
2) System Name : LOG2:Description: Receiving System
Press Enter & Save it will ask for Request if you want new request create new request or press
continue for transferring the objects.
Assigning Client to the Logical System:
Select Assign Client to Logical Systems -
Client : Sending System
Logical System : LOG1
and also
Client : Receiving System
Logical System : LOG2

Save this Data.

Step 2) For RFC Creation:


Goto Tcode SM59 and Select R/3 Connects
Click on create Button
RFC Destination Name should be same as partner's logical system name and case sensitive to
create the ports automatically while generating the partner profiles
Give the information for required fields:
RFC Destination : LOG2
Connection type :3
Target Host : sappdc.wipro.com
System No : 00
Client : 210
User : Login user name
Password :
Save this & Test it and Remote Login
Step 3) Goto Tcode BD64:

Click on the change button>Click on the create model view


Short Text: model view
Technical Name: LMOD
Save this & press ok
Select just created model view
Name: "LMOD"
Goto add message type
Model Name : LMOD
Sender : LOG1
Receiver : LOG2
Message type: ZAZHARMESS
Save and press Enter.

4) Goto Tcode BD82:

Give Model View : LMOD


Partner system : LOG2
Execute this by pressing F8
It will gives you sending system port No: A00000000089 (Like)

5) Goto Tcode BD64:


Select the model view
Goto >Edit >model view > Distribute
Press ok & Press Enter.
Run your Zprogram
REPORT ZIDOC1 .
DATA: Begin of imara occurs 0,
matnr like mara-matnr,
mtart like mara-mtart,
end of imara.
DATA: wamas_con LIKE edidc,
imas_data LIKE edidd OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE,
icom_con LIKE edidc OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
PARAMETERS: e_matnr LIKE mara-matnr,
e_msgtyp LIKE edidc-mestyp,
e_rcvprn LIKE edidc-rcvprn.
* retrive app. data from DB
SELECT matnr mtart FROM mara INTO TABLE imara WHERE
matnr = e_matnr.
*Master idoc control record
wamas_con-rcvprt = 'LS'.
wamas_con-rcvprn = e_rcvprn.
wamas_con-idoctp = 'ZAZHARIDOC'.
wamas_con-mestyp = e_msgtyp.
* master idoc data records
LOOP AT imara.
imas_data-segnam = 'ZAZHARSEG'.
move imara to imas_data-sdata .
APPEND imas_data.
ENDLOOP.
CALL FUNCTION 'MASTER_IDOC_DISTRIBUTE'
EXPORTING
master_idoc_control = wamas_con
TABLES
communication_idoc_control = icom_con
master_idoc_data = imas_data
COMMIT WORK.

6) Verifying Transfer of IDOCs Tcode - we05


ALE/IDOC Status Codes (outbound):
01> IDoc Added
30 > IDoc ready for dispatch
29 >Error in ALE service Layer
12 >Dispatch ok
03 > Data passed to port ok.

Inbound Process (Receiving System) Steps:

Do the same step as you did in sending system

> Creating IDoc


> Defining the Segment
> Creating Message Type
> Assigning the Message Type
> Defining the Logical System
> Assigning the Logical System
> Creating the Distribution Model
1) Goto Tcode - we57:
Assign function module to IDoc type
Module: Function module
Basic type:
Message type:
Direction: 2 (inbound)
2) Creating Inbound process code - we42
3) Verifying Idoc List Tcode - we05
4) ALE/IDOC Status Codes (Inbound):
50 > IDoc Added
51 >Application Document not posted
64 >IDoc ready to be transferred to application
62 >IDoc passed to application
53 >Application Document posted

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