Issue in storing email & attachments in to content repository server.

Hi All,
We have done the following for storing email & attachments in to
content repository server.
Transaction - Activity done
1) OAC0 - Defined the content repository folder RQ
2) OACT - Created a category( ZSOFFHTTP1) and associated it to RQ
3) SKPR08 - Associated ZSOFFHTTP1 to SAP OFFICE Class SOFFPHIO
Also, updated the entry in the table SDOKPHCL against the record having
Docuclass value as SOFFPHIO and change the category value to ZSOFFHTTP1.
Now, we went to transaction SBWP and created a test message and sent
an email to ( recepient address) and recip type as
interent address.
But when we cross checked the entry in SOOD table for this email sent
today, we find that the value in the field is 'K' and not "A".
We have done all the steps as per the SAP Note 530792 still the issue
persists.
As per the sap note 904711,SOOD-EXTCT Storage <space> directly in table
SOC3
K using the KPRO
A in an archive
Any help on this , would be highly appreciated.
Thanks & regards,
Divya
Divya

Thanks for the answer, but my question was whether it is possible to store documents to an external content server using transaction OAOR (Business Document Navigator). Right now it is only possible to store documents to the R3 database with OAOR.
Regards
Thomas Hørlyck

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