Partner Profile in Idoc

Hi ,
I have created a partner profile of type logical system. If i dont specify anything in the inbound parameters and send an idoc to this partner profile then how would the system respond.
Regards
Arun

INBOUND processing the IDOCs are transferred to the interface and stored in te SAP system. The document data is generated in the course of workflow.
In this section the SAP system is made known to the upstream system (startrfc program parameters). Conversele, the upstream system is made known to the SAP System via the port definition.
INBOUND Processing - Create Function Module.
This function module is called when a message type, of the ZINVRV, comes into the receiving system. This needs to be configured. The function module is passed the IDOC as a parameter.
Use the T.code WE19 to test inbound function module in debugging mode.
Use the T.code EW05 to view the IDOCs and their statuses.
Rewards if useful.

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Hi,
Could any body tell me the significance of Partner Profiles in IDOC process.
Thanks in Advance,
BSV.

Hi,
The partner profile is used to validate the sender and receiver system for a given message type and to assign to the correspondence process code (function module) to post the IDoc to application system.
This applies for both Inbound and Outbound IDOC's.
Also please check this link for more information.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/dc/6b803343d711d1893e0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
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Ferry Lianto

Partner Profile for IDOC - configuration

Hi..
I have an inbound IDOC TPSSHT01, which has been extended by adding a Z segment.. But I keep getting an error message.. The IDOC is created with status 56 and the message says "No inbound profile found".. I have configured the Inbound profile to include the message type 'SHIP' in WE20 and also added the message type in WE57 and WE82... Do i need to do any further settings?
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Rishi

hI,
Please use transaction code WE20 to generate inbound partner profile
Goto WE20 transaction of the client 200 where you are posting the idoc and maintain the partner profile for the inbound type for the idoc type and the corresponding message type of SHIP. This is because you would have maintained it as the outbound parameter from client 100. But at the receiver end also you need to configure the same.
Status 56 comes up when the partner profile for the idoc type is not maintained. Once its maintained, the idocs which you post will go into 53 if its successfully processed and to 51 if its failing due to any inbound processing program validation
*Reward points
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Partner profiles in idoc.

Dear Experts,
I am using 800 client for sending and 810 for recieving.
I am using message type MATMAS to send material to 810.
for this how to create ports and partner profiles I am getting confuse in these two areas remaining are ok .
help me in this case

Hi,
To create partner profiles and ports,
At the sender (client 800):
Port: Port is required for the outbound message type and hence port generation is required only at the sender. Goto transaction WE21and selecting u201CTransactional RFCu201D under u201CPortsu201D and clicking on u201CCreateu201D at the application toolbar as shown will pop up an option if you want to u201CGenerate port nameu201D or u201COwn port nameu201D. Selecting u201CGenerate port nameu201D will end up in a system generated port name, while selecting u201COwn port nameu201D would ask the user to enter the port name of his choice. You need to provide the RFC destination created in SM59 in the previous steps connecting to client 810.
Partner Profile: At client 800, you will create the outbound message type, MATMAS. Enter the message type (MATMAS in this case). Mention the port created in the previous step. Select the Output mode as u201CTransfer IDoc immediatelyu201D or u201CCollect IDocsu201D based on the requirement. When u201CCollect IDocsu201D is created, it will ask for the packet size (which tells how many IDocs would be transferred in one LUW) else, packet size is taken as u201C1u201D by default when u201CTransfer IDoc immediatelyu201D is selected. Fill in the u201CBasic Typeu201D (can be obtained from transaction WE82). Click on u201CSaveu201D.
At the receiver (client 810):
Port: Not required as we are not sending back any acknowledge messages from the reeiver.
Partner Profile: At client 810, you will create the inbound message type, MATMAS. Enter the message type (MATMAS in this case). Mention the process code (obtained from transaction WE64). The u201CProcessing by Function Moduleu201D can either be u201CTrigger by background programu201D or u201CTrigger Immediatelyu201D as per the requirement. Click on u201CSaveu201D.
Hope this makes it clear regarding your query on creating ports and partner profiles.
~ Bineah.

Functionality of Partner profiles in Idocs

Hi All,
Can somebody help me with the exact functioanlity of partner profiles in ALE/IDoc.
Kind Regards
Chakradhar

Hi
it is to specify the characterstics of data that u exchange bet ween partner systems
in out bound u can define things what is message type what is output mode
what r the process code u r using (means process code contain function module)
to read application data and generates idoc in outbound
in inbound u can define things like process code which read idoc to gnerate application document
logical sytems r used when ur exchanging data bet weensap to sap systems when transferring master data
others r used bet ween sap to nan sap systems when ur transferring transactional data
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Generating partner profile in idoc

hello experts,
When i am generating partner profile, following error is generated.
Port could not be created
RFC destination 0000000810 not specified for system 00000000810.
enter the rfc destination and restart the generation.
what is solution for the error?
Edited by: amar_war on Mar 6, 2011 8:28 AM

Actually I have already created rfc connection......
i have connected 2 clients 800 and 810.
in 800 i have created rfc connection for 810
in 810 rfc connection for 800.
i have also created ports....... but its still giving me error...
is my process is wrong to create rfc connection?

Settings for IDoc Processing Maintain Partner Profile Manually

Hi Everybody,
I just wanted to maintain a partner profile for IDoc Outbound Processing in CRM7.0. The Partner Type is LS (Logical System).
Now, when I'm creating an Outbound Parameter and want to save, I get an Error Message that the field package size must be > 0.
The problem is, that there is no field Package Size. In older systems there is such a field under the field receiver port.
Anyone any idea where is the missing field or another solution.
Thanks and regards,
Sebastian
PROBLEM SOLVED !!
When you get the error message, press enter several times and the field appears. Incredible.... but true.
Edited by: Sebastian Wilhelm on Sep 3, 2009 4:06 PM

Hi,
Steps to do ALE Configuration with respect to IDOC:
Configuration in R/3:
1. Create a RFC destination using Transaction = SM59
2. Create the ports using we21 and refer the port to the created RFC dest in above Step.
3. Create a Logical System using Transaction BD54.
4. Create a partner profile using transaction WE20.
Also need to configure in XI:
1. Create a RFC destination using Transaction = SM59
2. Create the ports using Transaction IDX1 and refer the port to the created RFC dest in above Step.
3. The port has to be displayed in the IDX2 transaction and we should be able to view the idocs which we imported through integration repository otherwise we have to manually import the idocs from IDX2 using the port created above
Also refer to the link below for further details:
/people/prateek.shah/blog/2005/06/08/introduction-to-idoc-xi-file-scenario-and-complete-walk-through-for-starters
Regards,
Nithiyanandam

Partner function in Idoc header

Hi All
What is partner Function??? What exactly is the role of a partner function??
Please help me to clear this concept..
Thanks in advance..

Logical System name is used to indiacte the application system to which you are ging to send the data.
Partner profiles use the above Logical System name to determine the system to which the data is to be sent ie you have to tell wether inbound or outbound.
Suppose If you are doing IDOC to File scenario ,have to mention the Outbound Parameter in we20 ie IDOC message type name.
we use them to show where the IDOC should go (outbound)
or what should process IDOCs (inbound)
for more details about partner profiles and IDOCs
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2006/10/11/xi-new-book-mastering-idoc-business-scenarios-with-sap-xi">Mastering IDoc Business Scenarios with SAP XI</a>
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Partner Profiles

Hi ,
In ALE/IDoc what is the significance of the partner type and why are there different partner types like Bank/Customer /Logical System e.tc.
What difference it makes if i create a partner profile as type User and use this to transfer material master details from one system to another , i feel generally it is said in such cases the partner must be of type Logical System.
Regards
Arun

Hi Nagesh ,
Thanks for the reply , i still have a query let me illustrate it with an example.
1) I make an RFC connection to the system i am working on.
2) Then create a port and set the RFC destination as the destination i created
3) Create a partner profile of type User.
4) Write a program to create an IDOC
Now when i execute the program , 2 idocs are created one outbound and the second inbound. But in the inbound idoc is shows an error that partner profile not available.
Not sure what can the error , as i have created the partner profile.
So my basic doubt was irrespective of the type of partner profile the idoc is created , so how does the processing differ based on the type of partner profile.
Regards,
Arun

In Partner profiles why SYNCH is used

Hi,
Why do we use SYNCH Message type in partner profile.
without it partner profile is not getting created.

Hi,
Refer the below links:
SYNCH message type use?
Re: Partner Profile for IDOC - configuration
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Partner profile in case of Idoc to File scenario

Hi
I have ECC system and PI system. Scenario as :
ECC will send the Idoc to PI ..PI system will Convert this to flat file and provide it to Legarcy system
I made Partner profile in sending system (ECC) and maintained Message type 'MATMAS' as Outbound.
Do i need to maintained the MATMAS in Partner profile of PI also?.
As PI has copied the Idoc MATMAS.MATMAS05 from ECC.
I am confused please suggest

Hi,
MATMAS05 should be configured as outbound paramters of ECC and no need to configure any thing at PI Partner Profile..
All you need to do is to create the Distribution model as sender (ECC) receiver (PI) and message type as MATMAS05...
with appropraite RFC destination name and port.....
if you are new to distribution model and like to know tcodes for the same just check the below link
http://pavelgk.pbworks.com/Step-by-step-tutorial-for-creating-Idocs#221Creationofanewdistributionmodelview
HTH
Rajesh

Partner Profile not fnd (file-to-idoc)

Hi,
Idoc in r/3 failed with 56 error. Partner profile not found.
partner profile was set up (between XI logical system and R/3 system) in R/3 server.
Control record of idoc is showing sending system as MDMSBX01 with port SAPXI0. Actually, MDMSBX01 is the source sytem(file server). I can't even find this port SAPXI0 in IDX1. Not sure, how this got picked up.
I was testing the scenario by using "test message" in Integration Engine(RWB) since I do not have access to FTP server. I am sure this is causing to pick up wrong source system(instead of XI server system as source). Please clarify.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
- 
- <SAP:IDocOutbound xmlns:SAP="http://sap.com/xi/XI/Message/30">
<SAP:TABNAM>EDI_DC40</SAP:TABNAM>
<SAP:MANDT>100</SAP:MANDT>
<SAP:DOCREL>700</SAP:DOCREL>
<SAP:DOCNUM>0000000000011006</SAP:DOCNUM>
<SAP:DIRECT>2</SAP:DIRECT>
<SAP:IDOCTYP>CREMAS05</SAP:IDOCTYP>
<SAP:CIMTYP />
<SAP:MESTYP>CREMAS</SAP:MESTYP>
<SAP:MESCOD />
<SAP:MESFCT />
<SAP:SNDPOR>SAPXI0</SAP:SNDPOR>
<SAP:SNDPRN>MDMSBX01</SAP:SNDPRN>
<SAP:SNDPRT>LS</SAP:SNDPRT>
<SAP:SNDPFC />
<SAP:RCVPOR>SAPEC0</SAP:RCVPOR>
<SAP:RCVPRN>EC0CLNT100</SAP:RCVPRN>
<SAP:RCVPRT>LS</SAP:RCVPRT>
<SAP:RCVPFC />
<SAP:TEST />
<SAP:SERIAL />
<SAP:EXPRSS />
<SAP:STD />
<SAP:STDVRS />
<SAP:STATUS>03</SAP:STATUS>
<SAP:OUTMOD />
<SAP:SNDSAD />
<SAP:SNDLAD />
<SAP:RCVSAD />
<SAP:RCVLAD />
<SAP:STDMES />
<SAP:REFINT />
<SAP:REFGRP />
<SAP:REFMES />
<SAP:CREDAT>2007-04-20</SAP:CREDAT>
<SAP:CRETIM>14:36:52</SAP:CRETIM>
<SAP:ARCKEY>40697C80EF8711DBB286000F203CD31A</SAP:ARCKEY>
</SAP:IDocOutbound>

Hi,
as explained by Ahmad, see the Partner profile os created or not in , R3 system,
At the same time in receiver Idoc adapter select the apply control record from payload checkox .As per moni , the parner profile is in xml, so try to see the partner profile is created in R3 by TcWE21,check for inbound messgae type the said Idoc is existed or not and the corresponding process code is selected or not..
Regards
Chilla

Partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC

Dear Experts ,
Do we need a partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC.
or Just Port on TRFC is enough ..?
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Shakif

Hi Mohamed,
You need to create a tRFC port on sending ECC system. The RFC destination selected in this port os the one created for IDOC transfer.
Also you need a logical system, use client 000, i.e. PI1CLNT000.
At last you have to create a partner profile to define the IDOC type used.
Best Regards
Harald

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I need to receive the INVOIC IDocs from sender system.
Sender(S) system is new system
receiver(R) system is already exisitng system.
I tried to configure the inbound settings in receiver syste. But message type INVOIC, process code INVL, FM all are already available and configured for some ohter systems.
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Kiran

Kiran,
INOVOIC, INVL, Process codes etc come with the standard system. They can be configured for any partner profile and any sender system.
First, you need to determine the inbound connection. Will the new sender system (S) going to follow the same RFC connection already setup for other sender systems? E.g. Are all the inbound IDOC's flowing through PI or a single EAI system?
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Does the partner profile created in R3 and the business system created in SLD needs to be the same for any idoc scenario. If yes why do we need to do so? and is it applicable for all types in partner profile?
thkx

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