PDF for SD ECC 6.0

Hello,
I need SAP SD (order fulfillment) PDF for ECC6.0. Is there any body who is having the soft copy.
Please help me in providing the same.
Thanks in advance,
Naveen Rajora

Hi Chan,
Check the following piece of code:
    data transfer_bin type sx_boolean.
    data:li_pdf_data type w3mimetabtype.
    data objhead type soli_tab.
    call function 'SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PDF'
      exporting
        format_src      = 'OTF'
        format_dst      = 'PDF'
        devtype         = 'ASCIIPRI'
      changing
        transfer_bin    = transfer_bin
        content_txt     = li_otf_data
        content_bin     = li_pdf_data
        objhead         = objhead
        len             = l_size
      exceptions
        err_conv_failed = 1
        others          = 2.
Regards,
Ravi

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I have a requirement, Archiving PDF file into ECC.
Could you please let me know the process.
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