XI3.0 - Quality of service EOIO file adapter

Hi,
I have a number of IDOCS that are sent from a WAS6.40 system using a qRFC queue. These IDOCS are then sent to a number of receivers and inbound interfaces.
A large number of the receivers are file adapters for which I would like to be able to disable the EOIO handling.
Is there anyway to amend the quality of service?
Regards
Ian

Hi Ian,
I was trying to check your scenario and ran into something that has really confused me...
The table on Xi which holds the interface determination s entries is SMPPREL3, now if you check the field QUALITY, its description says ...
<i><b>Processing Sequence ('X' = EO, SPACE = EOIO)</b></i>
and this field should correspond to 'maintain order at runtime' property of interface determination...
usually with ABAP "X" means selected and space means 'not selected'....
now can you see in this table for your particular entry and the value in this field....if it is space or 'X'....
May be this is just a "typo" by whoever created the table
Thanks,
Renjith

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