2006 Sep 07 7:33 AM
Hi..
I am sending material master by BD10 using ALE.
I have maintained the modal view in BD64 for both my sending and receiving systems along with other customizations.
I am working an a SAP system say ABC and the name of my sending SAP system is ABC_1.
This name (ABC_1) is the Logical System name assigned to the client in which I am working say client 400.
So my program fetches LS = ABC_1 from the table T000(client) always as we have maintained ABC against the client 400.
Now, my problem is that I am getting a master IDOC but not the communication IDOC .
But, if I change the LS from ABC_1 to ABC (this is the SAP system name in which I am working)in debugging mode then I get commmunication IDOC as well.
So, now my question is that is it necessary to have the SAP system name in which we are working to be the same as that assigned to the client(in which we are working)?
Or we can have a different SAP System name assigned to our client?
Thank You
Hi..
I am sending material master by BD10 using ALE.
I have maintained the modal view in BD64 for both my sending and receiving systems along with other customizations.
I am working an a SAP system say ABC and the name of my sending SAP system is ABC_1.
This name (ABC_1) is the Logical System name assigned to the client in which I am working say client 400.
So my program fetches LS = ABC_1 from the table T000(client) always as we have maintained ABC against the client 400.
Now, my problem is that I am getting a master IDOC but not the communication IDOC .
But, if I change the LS from ABC_1 to ABC (this is the SAP system name in which I am working)in debugging mode then I get commmunication IDOC as well.
So, now my question is that is it necessary to have the SAP system name in which we are working to be the same as that assigned to the client(in which we are working)?
Or we can have a different SAP System name assigned to our client?
Thank You
2006 Sep 07 7:58 AM
Hi Subhash,
Generally when u go for we20 (partner profiles), u will get all the recivers under the LS.For example ABC is the receiver,then the LS is ABC,Means u r sending to the LS ABC.Please ensure the receiver LS.
similarly the In BD64 when u distribute the model view,u have to give the sender system say XYZ and reciver system ABC,like this.
Regards,
Nagaraj
2006 Sep 07 8:11 AM
Thank You for your response.
But at the receiver end both the names are same.
I am talking about the sender name.
My scenario is:-->I am working on a SAP system (Logical System) say ABC and client say 400 but I have assigned the client 400 to a different SAP system say ABC_1.In this case I am not able to get a communication IDOC.
But in the debug mode when I change the LS to ABC(the one in which I am working)from ABC_1 then I am getting a communication IDOC.
So is it necessary to assign the client in which we are working to the SAP system(Logical System) in which we are working.?
Thank You
2006 Sep 07 8:13 AM
2006 Sep 07 8:19 AM
Hi Subhash,
CLIENT LOGICAL SYSTEM
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400 ABC
400 ABC_1
This is wht ur scenario ryt??
see when we go for idoc we require two clients or two servers.
For example inorder to test the idoc ,we rquire two clents.
suppose iam developng in client 100 and i need to test from this client.i can do it with another client 101(Testing client for developement),like this.Also u should note that always use only one client for one logical system,it can't be multiple.
Regards,
Nagaraj
2006 Sep 07 8:35 AM
2006 Sep 07 9:11 AM
Subhash,
Did u distribute ur model view ?? If else you can do it via BD64 or BD82. Once you do this sychronoization between the two clients is established.
Reward if helfpul.
Regards
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