IDOC file format convert into ANSI 834 *12 file format

Hi all,
I have a new IDOC, I want to change this flat file structure into ANSI 834 *12 file format.
How it will done.
Suggest.
Thanks
Sanket sethi

hi
Go to transaction WE30 and give the IDoc basictype name CRMXIF_PARTNER_REL_SAVE_M01 and press the view-button (or press F7 key).
This information you will need.
The records are builded using the following structure:
1st record contains control record information and follows the structure of table EDIDC.
Starting at where "220" is given (this is the CLIENT), it is followed by the IDoc number field DOCNUM (16 digits) and so on. Not all fields must be filled, only those that are used for inbound messaging. Keep here in mind: Less fields filled will probably work better (because SAP will add its own details on arrival of the IDoc).
All following records follow the structure of table EDID4 upto the field: HLEVEL (Hierarchy level, identical to the level found in WE30).
Thereafter it is followed by the name of the segment (including spaces) and after this it will follow the exact structure of the segment.
To view a sample, just generate a dummy (test) IDoc and use transaction WE19 to fill in the fields after changing to the correct IDoc type.
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