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Data transfer using std prog RFBIBL00.

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We are going to use program RFBIBL00 in our interface with the various different system.I had one question about it is that whether it can load multiple document at a time.

For example, we have to upload customer invoices, so we wanted to know whether it can upload the various invoices as separate documents .

So for one invoice document we need to post one accounting document and the file would be containing many invoice documents.

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Yes you can create multiple documents in one run

We are going to use program RFBIBL00 in our interface with the various different system.I had one question about it is that whether it can load multiple document at a time.

For example, we have to upload customer invoices, so we wanted to know whether it can upload the various invoices as separate documents .

So for one invoice document we need to post one accounting document and the file would be containing many invoice documents.

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Yes you can create multiple documents in one run

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Yes you can and you do this by transfering multipl sets of document header and corresponding line items using the structures bbkpf and bbseg or their z equivalents.

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HI Anjali,

The RFBIBL00 program is used for entering accounting documents and for

clearing open items. This is done by importing and processing a UNIX

file with the structure described below.

The program is primarily intended for generating batch input sessions.

Documents can, however, also be generated immediately using "call

transaction" or "direct input" by means of the "Data transfer type"

parameter. Both of these procedures lead to improvements in system

performance when transferring large quantities of data (more than 10,000

transactions).