Outbound idocs failed

Sending out material master
extended the idoc MATMAS03
Created one segment with one field
added it to the idoc
populated that segment in the Customer Exit
'CAll function 002' of FM:Masteridoc_create_matmas
On sending the materials via bd10
I get errors with status 26
1. 26 error during syntax check of idoc(outbound)
Get details from previous status records with status 26
2. 26 error during syntax check of idoc(outbound)
EDI:Idoc has more than one syntax errors
2. 26 error during syntax check of idoc(outbound)
Syntax error in idoc (mandatory group missing)
Inspite of all these errors Data records are correctly populated.
Please advice

Hi,
I believe you have are either using a custom basic type or you might have added an extension to the standard basic type. 
The outbound idoc which has been created is missing a mandatory segment in the idoc, check which is that segment and recheck the code why that segment is not populated while your idoc is created.  This is basically an syntax error.
Thanks,
Mahesh.

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