‎2009 Mar 04 6:36 AM
Hi Team,
I have question about SAP Idoc processing ,
1) How does SAP process Idocs when it gets around 20 Idocs all in a fraction of secodes for same Idoc/process code and message type . Will SAP process them one by one , or it will process them all together in parallel processing. Please help me out with this.
2) We have SAP 3.1 released used for creating delivery when an Inbound Idoc get in to SAP. Most of the time we see Idocs creating delivery but some time Idocs does not create delivery in production, we never had this issue in quality. What can be probale cause of this isse?
3) We are facing a strange problem , We have one Inbound Idoc which perform following activity :
1. Change delivery (Already created Delivery )
2. MB1C (add Inventory )
3. Picking
4. PGI
In the above flow next step will be executed only when preceding steps is successful .Every process is doing itu2019s job in Test /Quality /Production system as expected . But in production some time we are getting some problem while performing Change delivery / Picking . I would like to know from you people have you ever came across such scenario or you have something to add to the process then please share the approach to minimizes the cause.
Please share your views.
Thanks,
Raj
‎2009 Mar 05 5:42 AM
Hi,
The no of IDocs processed at a time is based on the Packet Size that is specified in the configuration of the Partner Profile(WE20). Likewise the specification of the Output Mode is given as either Transfer IDocs Immediately or Collect IDocs in which case the IDoc would go to 30 status and it would have to be processed using RSEOUT00.
Thanks
Krithika
‎2009 Mar 05 5:56 AM
Hi,
Thanks for your response . We have SAP 3.1 used for above discussion, can you tell me where I can check packet size ,I can't see any such info in we20 in this released of SAP. How can I make sure that too many Idocs coming in for the same process code gets processed one after other not in parallel processing.
Any approach which can be made through coding or settings in SAP, then I can give it a try.
Thanks,
Rajwant
‎2010 Apr 21 12:32 PM