Where do we control packet sizes in IDoc's processing.

Hi
Can you please let me know
1) how we can control the Packet Size while processing Idoc's?
2) How to find out how many Idoc's got / can be processed in one packet?
3) Where can these Packet size settings be made?
Satish.

Hi,
You can get control on indoc inbound processing only if the processing is "triggered by background program" in the partner profile.
>1) how we can control the Packet Size while processing Idoc's?
It is controlled in the variant of the RBDAPP01 program
>2) How to find out how many Idoc's got / can be processed in one packet?
This is tuning : you have to experiment to find out the best setup for your specific need.
It is not an easy task because it is not usually very easy to import a lot of idocs in a testbed system.
You have to find a compromise between speed (throughput) and resource consumption.
>3) Where can these Packet size settings be made?
Again in RBDAPP01 variant.
Best Regards,
Olivier

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