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Update Documents sent via IDOC using ACC_DOCUMENT04

Lisa_Wi
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Hi all,

we are using IDOC type ACC_DOCUMENT04 to transfer FI-documents of all sorts from an S/4 system to an ECC system. Now we also needs to transfer those documents again, once they are updated e.g. if a payment block is cleared or set. 

I understand that perviously the types standard IDOCS FIDCC1, FIDCC2 were used to transfer those kind of Idocs. For those Idocs there was also IDOCS type FIDCCH to transfer changes on documents.

Is there something like FIDCCH also availabe for the IDOC type ACC_DOCUMENT04 or how would you recommend to transfer updated FI-documents into the ECC system.

I am really looking forwared to hearing your feedback and best practices.

BR, Lisa

Hi all,

we are using IDOC type ACC_DOCUMENT04 to transfer FI-documents of all sorts from an S/4 system to an ECC system. Now we also needs to transfer those documents again, once they are updated e.g. if a payment block is cleared or set. 

I understand that perviously the types standard IDOCS FIDCC1, FIDCC2 were used to transfer those kind of Idocs. For those Idocs there was also IDOCS type FIDCCH to transfer changes on documents.

Is there something like FIDCCH also availabe for the IDOC type ACC_DOCUMENT04 or how would you recommend to transfer updated FI-documents into the ECC system.

I am really looking forwared to hearing your feedback and best practices.

BR, Lisa

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helmut_skolaut3
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As far as i know - it's similar like Central Finance Processes. And they are using no longer IDOC, but SLT to synchronize the data. Have you checked, if this makes sense to you? 

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Lisa_Wi
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Dear Helmut,

thanks for your reply. Probably SLT might be a good idea. But in this case the customer insisted on using IDOC. Therefore I would need a solution which also works with IDOCS.