What is sapint.exe -TRANSLATE doing

Hi all,
I'm new to EDI. we're running GENTRAN window version for EDI middleware.
I have seen the following statement in one of the process control.
E:\GENSRVNT\Bin\sapint.exe -TRANSLATE:
SR-ABC-EDI01\GEN\OUTR3\FTP_IDOCS\MNM\sapidoc.sap
May i know what is the above statement doing? is it convert the IDOC into a EDI file?
if yes, where (under which folder) i can see the EDI file?
thanks.

Hi Reetha,
I think this statement is converting the IDOC into EDI file, like you said. but not sure where the EDI file is created.
I think you configure the target directory in the Gentran tool somewhere.
Some Gentran expert should be able to help you.
Regards,
Ravi

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