PI 7.0 settings to avoid IDOC conversion to XML

Hi Experts,
In order to have idoc tunneling in PI 7.0 I know I have to:
--set the parameter in IE: XML_CONVERSION = 2.
--add entry in the exception table IDXIDOCINB using the report IDX_SELECT_IDOCTYP_WITHOUT_IS
Actually performing the 2nd step I can only add idocs from a List.but unfortunately we need to enter idocs out of the list.
Can we extend the list ?
How?
Regards,
Giamma

hi,
>>--set the parameter in IE: XML_CONVERSION = 2.
>>--add entry in the exception table IDXIDOCINB using the report IDX_SELECT_IDOCTYP_WITHOUT_IS
these are completely different things
a) XML_CONVERSION  - for tunneling
b) IDX_SELECT_IDOCTYP_WITHOUT_IS - for processing IDOC without XI
(so as normal IDOCs with WE20 etc.)
so first you need to decide that do you want - a) or b)
obviously those 2 parameters are described in my book:
www.sap-press.com/product.cfm?account=&product=H1935
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk

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