IDOC_ADAPTER.ATTRIBUTE_BE_NOT_SUPP Only asynchronous processing supported
Hello Expert,
Error while send IDOC
" IDOC_ADAPTER.ATTRIBUTE_BE_NOT_SUPP Only asynchronous processing
supported for IDOC Adapter" is returned.
Please suggest
Thulasi
Hi,
Make sure that you have mentioned the Recever message interface as Async mode
Here it is saying that IDOC suports only Async that means some where else u have mentioned as Sync interface
Regards
Seshagiri
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