Dear Satya
your question is "to generic". I used google to look for CHEMDOX and found this information
a.) Chemdox seems to have a "SDS" related purpose with some "logical" similar structures as EHS. We have phrases, specifications and Safety Data Sheet generation options in Chemdox.
b.) We can have now two general situations (to make it simple; there are much more variants)
1.) somebody uses "ChemDox" to generate a SDS. And somebody is using SAP EHS generally. Now you would like to use the "SDS" as generated in "ChemDox" for an "inbound" SDS in SAP EHS (e.g. as word or pdf file).
Generally: this is from my point of view possible, The following "but's" needs to be listed:
The "objects" in ChemDox must be comparable to SAP EHS. So we need some "meta" data in ChemDox like "material number", "specification number", "GenVar/Language" to map to the "SDS" structures in SAP EHS (ESTRH, ESTMJ; genVar/Langaage; ESTDH etc.).
Simply; you can use then the SAP standard transaction to upload a SDS to SAP EHS (and if needed you can use CG36 to do so). This is 100% manual approach,. If you use XI/PI/PO and you are able to "map" the objects in ChemDox and SAP EHS: then you can think about to use "WebServices" or similar driven options for "automation" of the process
2.) the same might be possible (may be) the other way around. So you use SAP EHS to generate the SDS and then import this to ChemDox (no clue if this is possible)
If you think about "data" linkage: the same is true as before (in theory). So by using WebServices / ALE / RFC etc. driven aspects you can "import" data in SAP EHS from ChemDox. It is a matter of "design principle" regarding the possible "automation" of the process.
C.B.
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