‎2005 Jun 29 2:38 PM
I have an Idoc in Quality and Production .I need similar Idoc in Development for testing.
I have downloaded the contents of the idoc on my desktop from quality server thru we09.what next????
Is there any other way to copy Idoc from Quality to Development server??
‎2005 Jul 01 10:38 AM
Go to a server and find yourself an idoc that you want to use as a template.
Display the idoc using WE19.
Click Inbound file
Type in a file name - for example /tmp/test (you need to use an AL11 directory).
Make sure the option 'Start inbound idoc processing of the file immediately' is unchecked.
Choose overwrite file
Then click the tick.
This will write you an idoc into the AL11 directory structure in the system you are operating in.
Using the download and upload functions (CG3Z & CG3Y), get the file transferred to the production AL11 directories.
Use WE19 to process your downloaded idoc.
Use the option 'File as template' to pick up your file.
You should now be able to process your idoc as you wish
regards
Aveek
‎2005 Jun 30 7:19 AM
Hi Sugopa!
In WE19 'file as template' a IDOC can be created.
If you define an ALE connection, you can send (and receive) IDOCs directly. If this is easier for an one-time use - no. But often a connection exists anyway (e.g. to be able to compare customizing), then only ports have to be added (WE20).
Regards,
Christian
‎2005 Jun 30 10:36 PM
Hi Sugopa
I can't remember well, but may the program "RSEINB00" help?
Regards
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‎2005 Jul 01 10:38 AM
Go to a server and find yourself an idoc that you want to use as a template.
Display the idoc using WE19.
Click Inbound file
Type in a file name - for example /tmp/test (you need to use an AL11 directory).
Make sure the option 'Start inbound idoc processing of the file immediately' is unchecked.
Choose overwrite file
Then click the tick.
This will write you an idoc into the AL11 directory structure in the system you are operating in.
Using the download and upload functions (CG3Z & CG3Y), get the file transferred to the production AL11 directories.
Use WE19 to process your downloaded idoc.
Use the option 'File as template' to pick up your file.
You should now be able to process your idoc as you wish
regards
Aveek
‎2012 Jan 03 7:35 AM
Hello,
Read your reply, this seems to work when the file is created in .txt format.
Support i received an XML file & i haver to use this to create in Inbound IDOC - ORDERS.
I tried converting the XML file into .TXT, but it doesnt work.
How can i go about it.
Regards,
Dhananjay
‎2012 Jan 03 1:51 PM
Hi Dhananjay,
You can use FM IDOC_XML_FROM_FILE.
Thanks
Jitendra Soni
‎2005 Jul 04 3:20 PM