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Idocs Size

Former Member

‎2007 Dec 19 6:16 AM

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How to see the sixe of the idoc ?

For example - I have created a idoc number 100

In we02 -:

I will see Data records and Status records for the idoc 100

I will be having a Z_header segment and a detail segment with 3 records.

How to see the sixe of this idoc or is there any maximum sixe for an idoc ?

The purpose of this is - on some cases i need to split the idocs.

Please help me in this regard.

Thanks

Senthil

How to see the sixe of the idoc ?

For example - I have created a idoc number 100

In we02 -:

I will see Data records and Status records for the idoc 100

I will be having a Z_header segment and a detail segment with 3 records.

How to see the sixe of this idoc or is there any maximum sixe for an idoc ?

The purpose of this is - on some cases i need to split the idocs.

Please help me in this regard.

Thanks

Senthil

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‎2007 Dec 19 7:15 AM

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As a guide, packet size should be between 10 and 200 IDocs. The smaller the IDocs are, the larger the packet size can be. For message types which contain large volumes of data, for example, GLROLL or ALEAUD, the packet size should be between 1 and 10 IDocs.

If the IDocs are not going to be posted immediately in the receiving SAP system, an IDoc packet can contain up to about 10000 data records. For example, if each IDoc contains 10 data records, a packet can contain up to 1000 IDocs.