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ALE - Distribution Model

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Hi All,

Can anybody please tell me how to distinguish between sender and receiver systems in the distribution model. (tcode : BD64) ?

Thanks in Advance,

Sushmitha

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In BD 64 , select the model view, go to displyed/edit option is there.

In that Maintain system is alwys SENDER

other one is the RECEIVER.

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Hi Krishna,

It is showing the message " No details selected for the node" ....

Regards,

Sushmitha

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Sushmitha,

In distribution model when we are adding to message type it will ask the sender and receiver.

There we have to assign our logical system names to sender and receiver.

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Hi

Distribution Model – A model that describes the ALE message flow between logical systems.

Applications and the ALE distribution service layer use the model to determine receivers and to control the data distribution. The relationships between logical systems, message types, BAPI’s and filters are defined in the distribution model.

Ex: The screen shot depicts customer distribution mode ALE_TRNG_Mar07.

Sender Logical System – EC1CLNT800

Receiver Logical System – SALES

Message Type – CREMAS

No filter conditions defined.

This configuration step allows the installation of core ALE features on which data transfer activity will be based.

In the distribution model you can specify the messages to be sent to a given logical system. You can also define the conditions for the content and dispatch of messages in the filters.

The distribution model consists of one or more views that you can define

After creating the distribution model – the model needs to be distributed to the receiver system.

Partner profiles need to be generated in both sender and receiver systems using transaction BD82 (automatically) or WE20 (manually).