What is the Diff Between tcodes WE19 in XI and WE19 in r/3 sys

Hi all,
Can anyone tell me
What is the Diff Between tcodes WE19 in XI and WE19 in r/3 sys?
one more question I have a File>XI->IDOC scenario
the file is picked up from the sender sys
but not posted the IDOC to the receiver sys
I need to post that particular record to r/3 sys can any tell me how to post the record.
Thanks
Sai.

SAP PI  alo have ABAP stack part of PI server, so we will have all trasaction codes in PI too(ECC trasaction codes),the use of WE 19 in ECC to reprocess IDoc to external partner system.
WE 19 tx in PI also same purpose if you are using PI ABAP stack for creating and processing IDoc's,but we never use it.
You hav to build mapping logic to suppress unwated data and create IDoc in ECC.
Regards,
Raj

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