Idoc types that generate the log files

Hi All,
Can anybody provide me the list of IDOC types that generated application log files.
As I found that material master IDOCs generate log files. Is there IDOC types other
than material master that generate log files.
Regards,
Azra.

Hi Azra,
You can tell whether an IDOC does create the application log from the function module it uses.
Go to SE37, and type in IDOC_INPUT_<message_type> for inbound or IDOC_OUTPUT_<message_type> for outbound, and search for any function module which start with 'BAL_'. If you can find it, then it creates application log files.
Regards,
Lim...

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History report error: | An Exceptional Error occurred. Application exiting. Check the log file for error 5022

Hi all
I've got a error msg when try to generate a report using Cisco history report tool:
Error | An Exceptional Error occurred. Application exiting. Check the log file for error 5022
It only happens when choose report template: ICD_Contact_Service_Queue_Activity_by_CSQ_en_us.
User tried samething on other PC, it working fine.
only on user' own PC and only choose this report, error appears.
user runing windows 7 and do not have crystal report installed
tried reinstalled the software, doesn't work.
also tried this: (https://cisco-support.hosted.jivesoftware.com/thread/2041254) - doesn't work
then tried https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-6209 - doesn't work
attached the log file.
thanks.

wenqianyu wrote:From the log file:Looks like you get a Login Window.Error message showed up after username/password be enteredThere is an error in the log: Error happened in comparing UCCX version and HRC versionYou may need to do a clean uninstall, download the Historical report from the server, and install it again on the PC.Does this only happen to one PC or to every PC with this application?Wenqian
I have completely uninstalled the HRC, and download from server install again -- still doesn't work with exactly same error.
this matter only happens on this PC, when user try same thing on other PC, it works.
so i think it not relate to server or account.

Idoc types that generate the log files

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