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IDoc Communication Error

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Hello Experts

When I am  trying to create the visit list,though we are able to create but we are not able to display.So then when i check with BD87.i

got some error with processing my idocs.

The error msg no is

Message no. E0099

Error at OPEN '\usr\sap\ID3\SYS\global\O_800_0000000001064887 with

More... operating system error msg.: ' (check path name)

Message no. E0099

Diagnosis

An error occurred when an outbound file was opened with 'OPEN DATASET'.

The name of the outbound file is:

\usr\sap\ID3\SYS\global\O_800_0000000001064887with operating system

error msg.:No such file or directory

Then i i checked out the directory,i think it is not exist in AL11,so

since i dnon't want to disturb the standard process,seeking for your

help on this regard.

We are stuck into this.Couldn't able to move ahead. Kindly asssit on what needs to be done.

Thank you

Shankar

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former_member215981
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Hello,

This is the most detailed message that can be produced.

It usually boils down to one of teh 3 mentioned issues in the error text
1. Check whether the directory exists and is linked for the SAP System.
-  Is the path name correctly defined in AL11/ WE21?

2. If yes, check whether there is any space in the file system.
-  Please check there is enough space on teh disk

3. If the file already exists, check the authorization and the owner.

Additional things to check:
1. Check the system log (SM21) and ST11 for any newtowrk related issues
around the time of the error.

2. RSEOUT00 may be running from different servers. Check if access to
the file is possible from all servers and that the name is defined
correctly in WE21/ AL11 on all servers.

Best Regards,

Yong Luo