Cx_document_bcs exception in add_attachment method of class cl_document_bcs

hi All,
I am getting an exception  while i am trying to create a  pdf attachment.  I m not getting any error text but error type is showing as  "XERR_BCS".  The code in which the exception is coming is as below.
TRY.
    lo_document->add_attachment(
    EXPORTING
    i_attachment_type = 'PDF'
    i_attachment_subject = 'Vendor Payment Form'
I_ATTACHMENT_SIZE =
I_ATTACHMENT_LANGUAGE = SPACE
I_ATT_CONTENT_TEXT =
I_ATTACHMENT_HEADER =
    i_att_content_hex = lt_att_content_hex ).
  CATCH cx_document_bcs INTO lx_document_bcs.
ENDTRY.
Please provide you inputs on how to resolve this issue. Is there any specific settings that needs to be done.

Hi,
I'd code that as follows:
data: lx_bcs type ref to cl_bcx .
try .
catch cx_bcs into lx_bcs.
  cl_message_helper=>set_msg_vars_for_if_msg( lx_bcs ) .
  MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE 'E' NUMBER sy-msgno
        WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
endtry .
However, the text would reveal more info only if the IDs are OTHERS or OS_ERROR, I believe... (at least on 702)
cheers,
Janis
Message was edited by: Jānis B
Or simply what Matthew wrote, of course.

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