Getting the File Path of file attached to Document(CV03N)

Hi,
We are migrating DOCUMENTS(Document Info Record)data from SAP 3.1i Version to SAP ECC6.0 Version. Here i want to transfer file path of file attached in 3.1i(From DRAW-FILEP) but, i can not able to find complete path of that particular file in FILEP field, it holds only the file name.
Please help me getting that complete file path.
JMP

Hi Maruthi,
If you want access or see the file name in the document you need to supply three fields.
FILEP, DTTRG, DAPPL in DRAW table.
I have used the LSMW with IDOC method and assigned the fields DOCFILE1, DATACARRIER1 and WSAPPLICATION1.
Thanks,
Satheesh

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