Number of line exceeds in source file by 999 then create another IDOC

Hi
I am working on a scernario
There 3 source files and each file should may have more than 999 lines.
I need to create idoc only for 999 lines so when lines exceeds then new idoc should be created.
Can anyone tell me the resolution for the same.
Regards
Ria

Hello,
Change the FCC configuration.. as described in below.
Record set Strcture : *,999
Record Sets per message as : 1
To eliminate header : Document offset : 1
Try this by putting message protocol as file content convertion.
Thx
Subbu

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