HELP with HR PP03 Bach input

Hi all,
I need to create a bach input in for the transaction PP03, but i had a problem the id object is asign automaticaly so i want to know how obtain this value for each register that i introduce in the bach input.
Can any body help me?????

hi Duxton,
Thanks for the respond, but the record i already have it, but the number is automatic design and i don't know how obtein it that is the problem??????? because the user doesn't have the id object, he/she only wanna know the id object that was created......

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I tried to use the below paramter.
anonymizer.acceptNamespaces         'http://XXXX.com/DirectSales/CustomerData ns0
The ns0 is coming in all the tags including segments and fields. I just want ns0 to come only at the root level ie <ns0:customerReq..>
it is coming like below...
- <ns0:CustomerRequest xmlns:ns0="http://XXXXXX.com/DirectSales/CustomerData">
- <ns0:ttCustomer>
<ns0:branch-num>1424</ns0:branch-num>
<ns0:cust-num>121</ns0:cust-num>
<ns0:contact-code>3</ns0:contact-code>
   </ns0:ttCustomer>
</ns0:CustomerRequest>
I want the message to come as
- <ns0:CustomerRequest xmlns:ns0="http://XXXXXX.com/DirectSales/CustomerData">
- <ttCustomer>
<branch-num>1424</branch-num>
<cust-num>121</cust-num>
<contact-code>3</contact-code>
   </ttCustomer>
</CustomerRequest>
Kindly help me with the paramater value to be passed for anonymizer.acceptNamespaces.
Thanks
Deepthi

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