Answer Posted / arindam

Idoc stands for Intermediate documents used for carrying
data from one SAP/Legacy system to another SAP/Legacy
system.
Idoc Structure is as follows:
1 Data record : This data record can be one or more .
2 control record : This control record shd be one and it
contain the info like who is the sender , who is the
receiver , type of message etc.
3 Status record: This status records can also be one one or
more basing upon the the stages the idoc is tranfered.
these status records are 1 to 75.
1 to 49 are reserved for outbound and 50 to 75 are reserved
for outbound.

Can you edit IDoc content for successful IDocs?

1046

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What do sale t-code stand for?

985

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Suppose I was sent 12 records using outbound in ale/idoc 10 records are up dated in data base tables what happens for remaining records did not showing error in we02?

1180

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Difference between idoc and idoc type?

948

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What happens in the inbound process?

894

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What do the monitoring service do?

999

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What is the whole process to send custom idoc from source system to destination system?

1070

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How do you correct and reprocessing the idoc?

1086

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What is a message control in sap?

1041

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Explain the idoc base in idocs?

909

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Where is all the idocs will be stored after creation?

1005

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What do we57 t-code stand for?

1073

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are there any advantages of using ale over database replication or distributed businesses in sap?

940

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Explain the status records in idocs?

1104

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What do the business process harmonization service do?

1004

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