Edit Idoc destination port in control header

Hello to all,
I've generated a lot of idoc's with the wrong port name in the idoc control header.
So all Idoc's went in status 29 "Error in ALE service"
Is there a way to set the receiver port in the idoc control header manually?
Please help
Thanks
Christian

Hi,
Go to we02 and give your IDOC number and execute.
After executing double click on control record> click on Partner tab->click on control record in menu --->
Display->Change option.Here we will chnage the port.
Regards,
Venkat.

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Check the ALE setting...
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ss

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