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The number of communication IDocs generated depends on the number of receivers configured under any distribution model.
So, when two receivers are configured under the same distribution model or different ones, for one particular sender, two different IDocs would get generated.
we can send the data to more than one receivers, through distribution model , but one idoc will be created for one receiver, same idoc number cannot be generated for for more than one receiver.
To send data to multiple systems, use different model views .
Yes, you can send same message type data to multiple receivers.
If you use 'n' model views for 'm' receivers, the number of communication idocs ( or outbound idocs) generated will be equal to 'n' and the number of inbound idocs generated will be equal to 'm'.
We can send an idoc from single sender to multiple receivers,number of receiver systems will be decided at the distribution model level and depends upon the receiver systems that many communication IDocs will get generated.
Like the suggestions given above, it is possible to send an IDoc to multiple receiver systems.
which would be possible through the Distribution Model and while using the Stand alone programs to send the IDoc, their is an option of providing the receivers.
you can definitely do this as well as you can define different filteration criteria for individual communication idocs. So you can see the hierarchy like below
Mater Idoc -> multiple communication idocs with different filtered data.
For Example . You can send field A to Reciever X and you can restrict field A to Reciever Y.
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