Idocs sap manual

[IDoc-Entwicklung f|r SAP. English] Practical guide to IDoc development for SAP / Sabine Maisel. — 1st ed. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN-13: 978-1-59229-332-2 (alk. paper) ISBN-10: 1-59229-332-8 (alk. paper) 1. Electronic data interchange — Computer programs. 2. Electronic data interchange — Data processing — Standards. fileslib. IDoc Transaction Overview - By default, there are numerous transactions for IDoc processing and development in an SAP system. In the following table, we have recorded and structured the most important SAP IDoc transactions. Below is a brief description of the transaction. Take a look at the other posts in our blog. SAP is a global standard when it comes to managing and displaying electronic business processes. Ideally, data is exchanged with customers, suppliers and business partners via a single system. For this purpose, the central data format SAP IDoc has been established. It is perfect for exchanging business documents, invoices, packing slips or orders. The right IDoc management helps organizations streamline SAP integration, standardize business processes, and reduce manual interventions. Read this white paper to learn more about SAP IDocs and find out how your organization can: Use IDoc interfaces to access critical details to monitor and handle errors
In a typical scenario, the SAP adapter receives an IDOC call from the SAP system, processes the request, and passes the response to the SAP system. To achieve this as part of an orchestration, the orchestration must contain: A two-way receive port to receive IDOCs from the SAP system and send the response. Send and Receive shapes.
IDOCs are used for sending and receiving "business" documents such as sales orders, for example, to or from a trading partner's SAP system or an external program. Although the SAP system supports a number of port types to send and receive IDOCs (such as file port, CPIC port), the SAP adapter supports sending and receiving IDOCs via the tRFC port.