Attachement type

Hi,
I'm using SO_ATTACHMENT_INSERT function to insert attachement to my message.
But I get an exception 'OBJECT_TYPE_NOT_EXIST'.
Is that because of wrong ATTACH_TYPE ?
Or maby something else ? Any ideas ?
Anyone know how to use this FM ???
Thanks for help

Hello Artur,
I think object type should be from Table TSOTD .
Please check the table and all object types should maintain in this table.
Below are example object types :
ALI
ARC
BIN
DLI
EXT
FAX
FOL
GRA
OBJ
OFO
OTF
R3I
RAW
SCR
URL
WIM
XXL
Reward Points if it is helpful
Thanks
Seshu

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