‎2010 Feb 15 11:42 AM
Hello Everybody,
Can someone tell me, how to look for the distribution program using the Segment or the Basic type.
Thanks,
Sneha Singh.
‎2010 Feb 15 4:07 PM
Hi,
Since Segment is one sort of structure, if you go to SE11 and see where-used list of the structure, you will find all the programs using that segment. I believe you need to manually find out distribution program out of where-used list.
rgds,
PB
‎2010 Feb 15 12:05 PM
Hello Sneha ,
Do you refer to IDOCs ?
If the answer is yes,you can check the transactions with prefix "BD" for example BD12- Customer.
Of course there are other transactions according the message type but lots of them are with the above prefix.
Thank you,
Boaz
‎2010 Feb 15 1:21 PM
‎2010 Feb 15 3:17 PM
Hello Sneha ,
If it is a custom Idoc ,you need to select the relevant data and fulfill the Idoc according the segments.
You can see as an example the FMs for creating material master data : (There are being used within the TX :BD10)
Message type - MATMAS: Material
1. MASTERIDOC_CREATE_MATMAS
2. MASTERIDOC_CREATE_REQ_MATMAS
3. MASTERIDOC_CREATE_SMD_MATMAS (Change Pointer)
Thank you,
Boaz
‎2010 Feb 15 4:07 PM
Hi,
Since Segment is one sort of structure, if you go to SE11 and see where-used list of the structure, you will find all the programs using that segment. I believe you need to manually find out distribution program out of where-used list.
rgds,
PB
‎2010 Feb 15 4:50 PM
Hi Sneha,
In case of Inbound IDOC's corresponding FM will be attached to the Message Type and Basic Type in transaction WE57. From here you can find the FM related to a message type.
In case of Outbound IDOCs, corresponding FM will be attached to the Message Type in transaction BD60. From BD60, you can find the outbound FM.
As it is a custom IDOC, find out the FM associated from BD60/WE57 and check the where used list for the FM, to know the program name.
Hope this helps you !!!
Regards,
Ganga
Edited by: Ganga Bhavani R on Feb 15, 2010 10:30 PM
Edited by: Ganga Bhavani R on Feb 15, 2010 10:37 PM