Summary On IDOC

Summary of IDOC.
The Idoc interface allows the exchange of business data between SAP applications and external systems. The formats used for transmitting data (Idoc types)are documented.
Idocs are exchanged with external systems on a partner-specific and message-specific basis. Idoc data flow is therefore defined via the partner profiles and port definitions.
In outbound processing, Idocs can be collected in a group or sent to the external system immediately.
In Inbound processing, Idocs can be processed via workflow.
Exception handling for incorrect Idocs always takes places via workflow.
Monitoring programs and statistics programs are available for the Idoc data flow. Active monitoring can be used to automatically notify the agent responsible.
Idocs which have been processed completely can be archived.
If the Idoc types in the standard system do not meet your requirements, you can add upwardly compatible extensions or define your own Idoc types.

 

 

IDOC - idoc: Repair and check programs Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE02 - Display idoc Basis - ALE Integration Technology

IDX2 - Meta Data Overview in idoc Adapter Basis - ALE Integration Technology

IDX1 - Port Maintenance in idoc Adapter Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE30 - idoc Type Development Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE05 - idoc Lists Basis - ALE Integration Technology

SXMB_MONI - Integration Engine - Monitoring Basis - Integration Engine

SM59 - RFC Destinations (Display/Maintain) Basis - RFC

SM58 - Asynchronous RFC Error Log Basis - RFC

WE20 - Partner Profiles Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE19 - Test tool Basis - ALE Integration Technology

BD87 - Status Monitor for ALE Messages Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE21 - Port definition Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE31 - Development idoc Segment Basis - ALE Integration Technology

WE82 - Assign Messages for idoc Type Basis - ALE Integration Technology

RBDMIDOC - Variant for RBDMidoc Basis - ALE Integration Technology