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Reply from Odysseus on Mar 29 at 9:56 AM No. If you customize an IDoc or build one from scratch, you write custom code to process it that fits within the IDoc interface through configuration settings. It's a whole processing environment that's implemented through a set of standard function modules that are called both before and after your custom IDoc code runs. If you trap a custom error, it's passed back to the standard interface. You can pass your own error messages but the standard interface takes care of finalizing and setting the status of the IDoc.
It may be that an error happens and your code doesn't trap it but returns a success status to the standard interface, then it might be possible to show a status 53 without a successful posting and without reporting the error that occurred. But that's just sloppy programming.
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From: R. N. Wilhite
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2013 8:13 AM
Subject: Can a IDOC 53 have any errors?
I'm not an EDI/IDoc person, but I'd still like to ask a question.
You can modify IDoc's to meet additional requirements. If you do, I'd
assume that you must then modify the IDoc translation. If your translation
is incorrect, couldn't the IDoc generate an error that could not be
captured? Then it would return a 53 but still be in error?
Neal |
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