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Hi guys,
I have following requirement in my Z development
1) I want to attach only PDF or JPG files to a document no
   generated thru this development. I am using
   <u>SO_WIND_ATTACHMENT_CREATE_API1</u> FM. Is there any
   other FM to accomplish this task.
2) How to delete the attachment. Above FM is not
   returning any information about FOLDER ID, OBJECT ID
   LOGSYS etc. Nor there is any FM in this group (SO91)
   to delete attachment.
3) How to get session id of a GUI session? I want it as
   part of tdname for creating long text on line item
   since in create mode document no is generated only
   after saving the document.
Thanks.
G.C. Uniyal

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