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I Doc means Intermediate document , it will help to carr the documents from one system to another system.
Stracture of the I doc is
1. control record
2. Data record
3. Status record
The table for control record is - EDIDC
Control record consist of port information, partner profile information, and medium information
The table for Data record is- EDIDD/EDID4
Data record consist of actual data, which we are sending the data from one system to another system
The table for Status record is- EDIDS
Status record consist of actual status of the I Doc
wether the I Doc is success or failure.
Based on message number we come to know wether the I Doc is success or failure.
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