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    Step-By-Step Guide For LSMW Using ALE-IDOC Method - 1

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    1) The document provides steps to create an IDOC structure in SAP using transaction codes in LSMW to upload and process data from a file into an SAP R/3 system. 2) It involves creating a segment, IDOC type, message type, logical systems, file port, RFC connection, and partner profile to process inbound IDOCs from a sender system. 3) Key steps include creating a segment using WE31, defining an IDOC structure using WE30, attaching the segment, creating a message type using WE81, linking the message and IDOC types using WE82, and defining processing using WE42.

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    1) The document provides steps to create an IDOC structure in SAP using transaction codes in LSMW to upload and process data from a file into an SAP R/3 system. 2) It involves creating a segment, IDOC type, message type, logical systems, file port, RFC connection, and partner profile to process inbound IDOCs from a sender system. 3) Key steps include creating a segment using WE31, defining an IDOC structure using WE30, attaching the segment, creating a message type using WE81, linking the message and IDOC types using WE82, and defining processing using WE42.

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    1) The document provides steps to create an IDOC structure in SAP using transaction codes in LSMW to upload and process data from a file into an SAP R/3 system. 2) It involves creating a segment, IDOC type, message type, logical systems, file port, RFC connection, and partner profile to process inbound IDOCs from a sender system. 3) Key steps include creating a segment using WE31, defining an IDOC structure using WE30, attaching the segment, creating a message type using WE81, linking the message and IDOC types using WE82, and defining processing using WE42.

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    Step-By-Step Guide For LSMW Using ALE-IDOC Method - 1

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    1) The document provides steps to create an IDOC structure in SAP using transaction codes in LSMW to upload and process data from a file into an SAP R/3 system. 2) It involves creating a segment, IDOC type, message type, logical systems, file port, RFC connection, and partner profile to process inbound IDOCs from a sender system. 3) Key steps include creating a segment using WE31, defining an IDOC structure using WE30, attaching the segment, creating a message type using WE81, linking the message and IDOC types using WE82, and defining processing using WE42.

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    The document outlines the steps to use LSMW to generate and process IDOCs from a data file. It involves creating an IDOC structure, logical systems, file port, RFC connection, and partner profile.

    The steps are to run transaction WE31 to create a segment, input fields, set the release, run transaction WE30 to create the IDOC type, add the segment, and set the release.

    The steps are to run transaction SALE to add logical system names for sender and receiver, assign clients to the logical systems by selecting the client of the current system, and input the receiver system and client.

    n Business scenario, it is required to upload the data into R/3 and process the data in the IDOC form

    only. The data can be migrated to R/3 SAP system using


    IDOC Generation Method in LSMW. The data to be uploaded can be regarding material, vendor, customer etc. IDOC is the container, which stores the data in
    structured format and is used to communicate between R/3 systems. IDOC structure includes Status Record for storing status information of IDOC dispatch, Data
    Record for storing data into segments and its corresponding fields and Control Record has receiver and source system details etc.
    This document contains Step-by-Step instructions to use LSMW to generate and process IDOC from the data file available. In first part user-defined IDOC
    structure is created and required ALE settings are done .In the Second part, this IDOC structure is used in the LSMW IDOC.
    Part One: To create IDOC structure
    Step One: Run transaction WE31.Create Segment with name ZEMP_SEG.

    Step Two: Input the fields for the segment structure, which would be required in LSMW for mapping
    purpose.

    Step Three: Now, Go to Edit -> Set Release, so that you can use this segment in the R/3 system further.

    Step Four: Run transaction we30 and enter IDOC structure name we want to create.

    Here, IDOC structure name is ZEMP_IDC.


    Step Five:
    (A) Add segment created earlier to this IDOC type ZEMP_IDC.

    The maximum and minimum repetitions can be from 000000000000 to 99999999999.


    Choose any number rang as per requirement.
    Now, Go back to earlier page and Click Edit-> Set Release.
    (B)Create new Message type in transaction WE81.

    (C) Attach message type and IDOC type with the help of transaction WE82.

    Step Six: Go to transaction SALE. Click as marked in red color.

    Now add two logical system names for sender and receiver ex. IDC64 and IDC87.

    Step Seven: Now assign clients to the logical systems created.

    Select the client of your current system as per decision to make that system sender or receiver.

    After clicking on to Goto->Details , you come to following screen. Input receiver system IDC87 to client 800.

    Here in our LSMW using IDOC method, no need to assign client to sender as we are doing Inbound IDOC Processing (i.e. Receiver side).

    Step Eight: Run transaction WE21 to create File port. Give directory name as the location of your file to be read. Give dummy name for Outbound file

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    Step Ten: Run transaction WE20 to create partner profile for partner of receiver system (IDC87) i.e. sender system (IDC64).

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    Step Eleven: Create process code using WE42.

    After saving this data, you go screen as below to attach function module to the process code. The process code is the representation of the function module for
    inbound idoc processing.

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