Splitting of IDOC's

Hi ,
I have a problem in a File to IDOC Scenario, where I have got a IDOC with 10,000 records and I have to split it into 10 IDOCS containing 1000 records each. I have tried changing the "max record set" value but it has not worked.
Can some one help me out to do this in a efficient manner ?
Thanks in Advance,
Hemanthika

hi check the below links for reference
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e17fdb90-0201-0010-2cb6-fe937f3bfd97
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/43e8e190-0201-0010-3ea1-d6f996cb4124
note: reward points if found helpfull
regards
chandrakanth

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Hi all,
Thanks,for giving the responce..
Scenario:File to IDoc.
Problum1 : How to Split the IDocs based on document number change in the source file with out BPM.My file contains document numbers like
20000092
20000092
20000092
50000050
50000050
50000065
I want 3 IDocs in target system.i.e 1 for 20000092,20000092,20000092
2 for 50000050,50000050
3 for 5000006
By using external definations i am getting 6 IDOCs insted of 3.
Problum 2:Is there any chnges/modifications in Directory when we are using external definations.
Could u plz provide me the step by step process(Repository/Directory) with using of external definations.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
KP

HI,
for this no need of BPM.
You can think of Idoc bundling concept to acheive this-just you need to do the external definition to change the idoc occurence
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/12/04/xi-idoc-bundling--the-trick-with-the-occurance-change
to achieve for each document no, one idoc, you can write small user defined function in the mapping with context handling you an achieve this.
For this e.g
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/6bd6f69a-0701-0010-a88b-adbb6ee89b34
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/877c0d53-0801-0010-3bb0-e38d5ecd352c
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Moorthy

Split the IDOC into multiple IDOC if the IDOC has more than 500 records

Hi All,
I developed an outbound IDOC in which we are facing an issue.
There is some limitation on the maximum idoc size it can handle.
If number of records is more than 500, split the idoc into multiple iDoc's, e.g. if it would have 1300 records , the result would be 2 iDoc's with 500 records, and the last one would have 300 records
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Hi,
1) first you need to know which message type/Idoc type you are triggering.
2) Get the Corresponding processcode from Partner profiles(WE20/ WE41).
3) Then the look for prper user-exit in the related processing FM.
4) write logic to split the IDoc accordingly.
if no proper user exit available then copy the standard processing FM and need to all ALE related configurations.
Catch hold any ABAP expert in your team to do all these.
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Split Single IDOC into Multiple IDOC's Based on Segment Type

Hi Experts,
I have a scenario IDOC to FILE , Split Single IDOC into Multiple IDOC's based on Segment Type
Outbound:
ZIdocName
Control Record
Data Record
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
Status Record
I should get output like below
Inbound:
ZIdocName
Control Record
Data Record
Segment 1
Status Record
ZIdocName
Control Record
Data Record
Segment 2
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Thanks.

Thanks a lot Harish for reply.
I have small doubt. According to your reply , If we have N number of segments in single IDOC with same fields in all segments then for splitting Single IDOC into Multiple IDOC's based on Segment Type we need to duplicate N number of target IDOC tree structure.
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Split one IDoc into two IDocs ?

hello all,
I wanna split one IDoc into two IDocs in XI?
how can implement it?
plx give some suggestions.
thx in advance
best regards
Yaning
Message was edited by:
Yaning Liu

Yaning,
Please find the below blog for changing the ocurrences of IDOC
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/12/04/xi-idoc-bundling--the-trick-with-the-occurance-change
Best regards,
raj.

Splitting of idoc

*Please do let me know how to create customize process code and splitting of idoc in edi???*

Hi Abdul,
For outbound Idoc go to Tcode WE41 and for inbound use WE42.
In WE42 just click the change icon, there you will be getting Newentries tab, by clicking that you would be able to add your Custom Func Module in Your Custom Process code.
Thanks.
Note: Reward Points if you find useful.

How to split ACC_DOCUMNET03 IDOC after 100 line items for given posting

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I need to create an IDOC based on the company code and posting date & a particular company code for a given date has reached 100 line items then create another IDOC for that.
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I have 150 Line Items in file
120 Items are related to Company Code "1100" and remaining 30 related to company code "1200"
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chk this:
/people/claus.wallacher/blog/2006/06/29/message-splitting-using-the-graphical-mapping-tool

Splitting multiple IDoc XML files into single IDoc messages for R/3

Hi all. I have a problem splitting IDoc XML files coming in to XI. I currently have an interface that takes in single store sale IDoc transactions (type WPUBON01) in an IDoc XML file. I then have some complex graphical mapping on the IDoc before sending to R/3 via the IDoc adapter. This works fine. However, we now wish to include multiple sales in one file i.e. many WPUBON01 IDocs. I could use message splitting to do this BUT the mapping is so complex, I do not wish to have to change it to enable the processing of many IDocs in one file instead of just one.
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Thankyou.
Stuart Richards (Halfords, UK)

Bhavesh,
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<IDOC>....</IDOC>
<IDOC>....</IDOC></WPUBON01>
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In the message monitor, I get a chequered flag. Great. However, I get the dreaded error 500 in the SOAP receiver comm channel:
SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/HTTP/ADAPTER.HTTP_EXCEPTION - HTTP 500 Internal Server Error
Exception caught by adapter framework: SOAP Error
Delivery of the message to the application using connection AFW failed, due to: SOAP Error.
Any ideas as to what this might be?! I'm getting there.... if I get a solution out of this, I promise to write the blog myself!
Cheers
Stuart

How to Split Single Idoc into 2 files and put some delay

Hi,
I have a IDoc to file Scenario. Invoice Idoc to Flat file scenario
this is a reuse Interface
Current Scenario we have graphical mapping(used for lookup and dynamic filename, mostly all the field mappings are 1-1) and ABAP Mapping to convert Idoc to flat file, 1 Idoc will generate 1 file.
In addition to the above case, there is 1 more requirement
Correction Invoice case. where in I get single Idoc with Multiple Item categories (Original data and Correction data)
In this case always I need to send two files(2 Idoc data), first Idoc is for Original Idoc and 2nd is Corrected Invoice, these 2 idocs should be sent with some delay.
In Correction Invoice case, I should generate 2 idocs based on Item category (PSTVY) value.
Suppose I have 4 E1EDP01 segments out of which PSTVY has value "AA" and "BB" repeated twice as shown below
<PSTYV>AA</PSTYV>
<PSTYV>AA</PSTYV>
<PSTYV>BB</PSTYV>
<PSTYV>BB</PSTYV>
So I need to generate 2 Idoc 1 for AA and other for BB.
If there is no correction Invoice, 1 idoc for 1 file will be generated.
Am planning to use BPM to delay the idocs and identigy bpm based on Document type else no bpm...
How do I split the mapping of single Idoc to 2 files based on Item category.
Thanks,
Varun

You can use the multi-mapping to split the message payloads according to business requirement (AA and BB segments values)
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
And then send to different receivers by adding the conditions on the Receiver Determination (for example, "field = AA" go to Receiver1, and "field = BB" to to Receiver2).
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/26/5ccd3bb4560f01e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Or even Extended (enhanced) receiver determination, should the scenario be more complex:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/EnhancedReceiverDeterminationinSAP+XI

Splitting a Idoc message without BPM

Hi ,
I have seen several posts on this topic splitting Messages with/without BPM. But I think I did not get the currect answer so far. Here is my scenario:
We are using PI/XI 7.0 Sp 09, Idoc-XI-WM (third-party WMS systems)
SAP(Idoc) -
> XI (httpa dapter)-------> 1. Http server (WMs 1 - BS1)
> 2. Http server (WMs 2 - BS2)
> 3. Http Server (WMs 3 - BS3)
I have SAP ECC sender System and 3 receivers-WMs, 3 different Warehouse Management systems running at different warehouse locations and each warehouse is like a different system which has different IP address and etc so we defined each WMs is new Business System in the SLD.
We have a purchase Order Idoc coming from SAP ECC to XI with multiple line items, here each item may belong to one of the above 3 warehouse locations(BS) so based on the certain logic I have to split the incoming 1 PO up to 3 POs and send each PO to each warehouse location with different http adapter.
ECC- IDoc -
>(Idoc xml using Idoc adapter) XI (splitted Idoc xlm(s) using Http adapter)---->WMS
Please give your valuable inputs, I am already working on withBPM scenario but please suggest if have any good solutions with or without BPM.
Thanks,
Laxman Molugu

Laxman,
Multi-Mapping without BPM is possible from SP14. Go through this url which will help you:
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
Check this threads which will also give you some idea:
Process Integration (PI) & SOA Middleware
Message Split
---Satish

Batch split in Idoc DESADV.DELVRY01

Hi,
my scenario is non-SAP --> xi --> SAP for dispatch notifications. The sender system provides batch information on line item level, sometimes with batch split.
I am looking for a possibility to post the dispatch advice in R/3 with batch split. I already tried with multiple E1EDL24 segments and with E1EDL15, but with no success.
Does anybody have experience with batch splits in SAP Idocs or can anybody help me with a documentation?
Thanks a lot,
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hello Philipp, all you have to do is to fill the fields CHARG, HIPOS, HIEVW, only have to fill the fields HIPOS and HIEVW in the sub-items segments, then you have to manually assign these fields to the structure that receives them, for example in the user exit "EXIT_SAPLV55K_011" the structure that receives these fields is DELIVERY_COM.
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      endloop.
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endif.
i hope this information can help you.
best regards.
Cesar Becerra.

Split 1 IDoc into 2

Hi All,
The scenario is SAP MDM --> PI -->SAP ECC,
MDM sends XML Message with 3 segments and a field (Material Number).
The 1st and 3rd segment have a field class type, based on which the splitting is to be done.
The 1st segment has a default class type value as 001, and when splitted the 1st and 2nd segment will go to IDoc1 along with field Material Number.
The class type of 3rd segment needs to be checked, if the value is 002 it will form IDoc2 and the common field Material Number will also be part of IDoc2. Both the resulting IDocs will be sent to ECC. Please help me with this.
Thanks,
NehaSingh

Hi Neha,
Can you kindly explain which multimapping work in your case as for my info for receiver IDOC adapter multimapping does not work for 7.0 is this functionality has been provided in some recent upgrade ? or you are using 2 message mapping and 2 interface mapping and putting a condition on Interface determination to call required mapping .Kindly explain how you achieved your requirement .
Regards,
Saurabh

Splitting single idoc into multiple xml's

Hello,
My requirement is such that, i need to split an custom IDoc into three xml which will be picked up by MDM, as i am new to PI 7.1 kindly guide me through the process.
and the second requirement is, i need to map the same custom IDoc into three different MDM repositories pls guide me through the process

Hi Abhishek,
[quote]My requirement is such that, i need to split an custom IDoc into three xml which will be picked up by MDM, as i am new to PI 7.1 kindly guide me through the process
For this, you have to go for multimapping.
The links for it are already provided in the above posts.
and the second requirement is, i need to map the same custom IDoc into three different MDM repositories pls guide me through the process
Can you please explain this requirement further?
-Supriya.

File splitting and idoc serialization into XI

Dear experts,
I am brand new with XI so please be indulgent with my following question.
We have to define a new inbound interface with R/3 (4.7). We also have XI 3.0 into our landscape.
The legacy system will send us a flat file whose lines will all have the same structure. The first part of the files is aimed at creating a FI posting into R/3. The second part of the file is aimed at creating a CO posting. This CO posting has to be created after the FI posting.
I would like to know whether it is possible for XI :
1) to split the input flat file into 2 "files" (one for FI posting, the other for CO posting)
2) to create 2 idocs : one for FI posting and one for CO posting
3) to serialize those idocs into R/3
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards,
Fabrice

Hi Fabrice,
this may help you....
File to Multiple IDocs
/people/anish.abraham2/blog/2005/12/22/file-to-multiple-idocs-xslt-mapping
also see File splitting
Re: splitting of messages using BPM
Re: splitting of messages using BPM
regards
biplab
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Splitting target IDocs(File to Idoc scenario)

Hi Experts,
Customer
........Recordset(1..unbounded)
Header
........................Child1
........................Childn
For each header I need to create an IDOC.
WABC
........IDOC
...........Header
...........Item
I've mapped IDOC to Header. So, whenever Header comes and IDOC is created. For Ex, In the source file 2 headers are coming, output currently looks like
<WABC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
</WABC>
But I want the output to be
<WABC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
</WABC>
<WABC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
</WABC>
Thanks,
Vishal

Re-reading your original message, if you really want the output to be:
<WABC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
</WABC>
<WABC>
.........<IDOC>
.........</IDOC>
</WABC>
that won't go through the idoc adapter. The output has to be:
<IdocType>
.....<IDOC>
.....<IDOC>
</IdocType>
<IdocType>
.....<IDOC>
.....<IDOC>
</IdocType>
But if you are planning that the output is sent to an R3 system with an idoc, then the weblog and its solution will work perfect. You don't need that structure as a requirement, you just need to use the correct output structure.
If you want to send any other thing different to an idoc, then you can build any structure that it works for you.
Did I understand you correctly?

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