Scheduling batch process

Hello every one,
I have got a scenario where sender system is sending the IDoc for each record, but I want to send all the IDocs at the time of evening?
I know it cane be doen by scheduling batch process, but can any one breafly explain, how to do that.
Regards
Swetha

have got a scenario where sender system is sending the IDoc for each record, but I want to send all the IDocs at the time of evening?
I know it cane be doen by scheduling batch process, but can any one breafly explain, how to do that.
yes that is possiable with "Batch Job Scheduling by using TC SM36."
Procedure
      1.      On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools -> Background Processing -> Define Job (transaction code SM36).
       2.      Enter  data:
Job name
Job class
Exec.target
       3.      To confirm your entries, choose Enter.
      4. enter Variant
       5.      Choose Check and then save your entries.
       6.      To define the starting time, on the Define Background Job screen, choose Start Condition.
       7.      To schedule the start of the job, choose Date/Time and enter the date and time. (Example: <system date> and 12:00:00).
       8.      To run this job periodically, set the Periodic job indicator.
       9.      Choose Periodic values and then choose Other period.
   10.      In the Explicit Period Value dialog box that appears, enter the number of minutes for which the batch job is to run.
   11.      Choose Check and then save your entries.
pls arefer below doc step by step:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm40/helpdata/en/e9/e598410779a009e10000000a155106/content.htm
Edited by: bhavanisankar.solasu on Feb 10, 2012 5:52 PM

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