process code

[Former Member]

hi all

what is the process code

[Former Member]

hi,

you need the process code to determine which Function is used for creating/processing the IDoc.

Go to WE20 (Partner) and choose you inbound processing messages.

In the first tab you´´ll find the processing code.

Transaction: WE42 to define the processing code

Tcode: WE57 and BD51 to map the Function to this processing Code.

[roger_gomez]

Hi Rohit,

Process code is the second name for a specific processing type such as for a function module or an SAP Business Workflow task.

Typically, a specific IDoc type is assigned a specific process code. If you want to change the processing type of this IDoc type, you must assign the corresponding process code to the new processing type at one place. Without the process code, you would have to assign this IDoc type to the new processing type directly in several places.

There are four types of process codes that correspond to the IDoc interface processing types: outbound (WE41), inbound (WE42), status processing, system process codes for exception handling.

Reward points if helps.

Roger

[Former Member]

hi,

In the partner profiles, the processing is never addressed directly but rather always using a process code. You can therefore replace an old process with a new one for any number of partners by assigning the existing process code to the new process.

Two types of process code are used in conjunction with the partner profiles:

·Outbound Process Code - if you are using outbound processing under Message Control, the IDoc is generated in the IDoc Interface. The process code names the relevant function module.

·Inbound Process Code - names the function module or workflow which reads the IDoc data and transfers the data to the application document

[Former Member]

Hi

Process Codes are used to identify the function module or API (Application Programming Interface) to be invoked for subsequent processing (Outbound or Inbound) of the business application.

Outbound process code - Outbound process code under Message Control, generated the IDoc in the IDoc Interface. The process code determines the relevant function module. (TCode – WE41)

Inbound process Code - names the function module or workflow which reads the IDoc data and transfers the data to the application document. (TCode – WE42)

Outbound process codes are stored in table TEDE1, while inbound process codes are stored in TEDE2.