Setin CS for DMS ( SAP DB) not file system

Hi Forum..
I wud like to configure CS to my DMS to chk in /chkout originals which i hav to do it from 3rd party system.For this i'm using a BAPI.
My clint req is he wanted to save documents in SAP DB( Not file system)
My questions r:
1. wat r the necessary config steps tht i hav to follwo ?
2. for this,Do i need to create Any Ztable ?
Thanks In Advance.
P.S: Use ful answer will be rewarded.
Rgds,
VIjay

Hi Vijay,
To achieve storage of documents in SAP Database as per your clients requirement you need not use Content Server thru KPro.
Also, there is no need of adding any Z table or any other configurations,
*Just goto DC10, Uncheck box indicating Use Kpro and to maintain SAP Database in place of CS, just go below to File Size option and enter the size required in SAP Database (for ex:9999999999 which is max. size you can allot).
Save your settings and then create/change the DIR, try to check-in the document where instead of showing KPro storage categories (ex: DMS_C1_ST), options related to SAP storage categories are displayed, from storage categories like
Vault, Archieve n SAP DB* select SAP DB and all the storage takes place in SAP Database.
When you are using Content Server with KPro, even if you are maintaining file size with some values only KPro will work as storage category
Thank You,
Manoj
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