Mail.Dat Test Scenario

What are the following files they are requesting in Mail.Dat TEM?
(1) Reconcialiation Report including Container information
(2) Qualification Report
(3) Version Summary Report
I am having problems figuring out what are these files?

Hi Nash
What it means that the mail.dat you submit to PostalOne! should contain the information necessary to generate these documents.
For Example as mentioned in the TEM checklist if you submit an u2018original ready to payu2019 Mail.dat file (CSM Container status is u2018Ru2018 for original ready-to-pay) , you should be able to see the documents you mentioned on the dashboard.
Thanks
Anita

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Hi,
You can use XML editors like XMLSPY to send the SOAP request or SOAP client tool provided by SAP for this purpose.
SOAP client- https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/downloads/tools/sap%20nw%20application%20server/sap%20soap%20client%20tool%20download.abst
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Please verify letter by letter if you haven't make a typo here:
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Should cancelled mailbox moves result in any moved mail data removed from target server?

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Michael,
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Mail.dat & pallet records in CSM file

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adame wrote:
rallocs: 563
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