Adding attachments to equipments (massive)

Hi all,
I need to attach n documents to n equipments, just like it is possible to do by transaction IE02, but with a massive process (possibly in background with an input file).
Since this functionality is not available using SHDB I cannot use BDC.
Can anybody suggest a solution ?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
       Try to use LSMW . Object - 0400 , Method -0001(create) , 0002(change) . pgm name - IBIP.
Create two flat files . One for header and one for item( for attachement) . Have a identiical field in both these files and upload.
i have done using this.
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