.dbc file during mapping instances

Where can we get the .dbc files during mapping instances setup.
We tried getting it from OAM.

The files are available in $FND_TOP/secure directory for each instance. You will have to contact your DBA
HTH
Srini

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Hi Anand,
I posted the same question a time ago, without any help....
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Flat file => File adapter => XI => IDoc adapter => SAP 4.7
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Need a little more detail.
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The Interface mapping points to the message mapping.
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- Graphical mapping.
- XSLT.
- Java.
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