Steps To Create Standard IDoc Configuration

Step 1:  Create a Logical System with BD54 tcode 

Logical System: It is used to uniquely identify the sender and receiver.

Step2:  Declare a RFC connection by declaring RFC destination, IP Address and                                   Username & password of the receiver system using tcode SM59.

RFC: RFC stands for Remote Function Call , It is a communication Protocol used in SAP system that allows program in different systems to communicate with each other.

 

 Note:  Here, We will be using ABAP Connection as we need to send the data from SAP to SAP system.   

Step 3: Create a Port by using WE21 tcode 

Port: It is a medium in which data is exchanged.   

Step 4: Create a Distribution Model by clicking on the Pushbutton ‘Create Model View’ .

Tcode for Distribution Model: BD64.

 

After creating Distribution Model, Add Message Type by clicking on the ‘Add Message Type’ Push Button.

Step 5:  Create a Partner Profile with Tcode WE20.

Partner No. will have same name as Logical System.

Partner Profile: It stores information about Partner System. For sender system Receiver is the Partner and vice versa.

Add the created Message Type in Outbound Parameters.

Step 6: Trigger idoc using BD12 tcode for customer master.

Add the Output Type , Logical System and Execute.

Step 7: To check the status of IDoc use Tcode WE02.

‘Green’ indicates ‘IDoc successful’.

 ‘Red’ indicates ‘IDoc has errors’.

‘Yellow’ indicates ‘IDoc in Process’.