1)what is process code Idoc?

under Message Control, the IDoc is generated in the IDoc Interface.

The process code names the relevant function module.
Inbound Process Code - names the function module or workflow which reads the ID
oc data
and transfers the data to the application document.
2)what is we41?
To create Outbound Process Code
3)what is port?
You can create a port from transaction WE21.
When the SAP system needs to transfer IDocs to (outbound) or receive IDocs from
(inbound) -
it needs to know how to communicate with the "other" system. This data,
e.g. RFC destination of the communicating system is stored in ports and IDoc com
munication occurs through ports.
4)idoc status 64 and 68?
64-Inbound IDoc ready to be passed to application
68-no further processing

5)what is vf31?
output from billing documents.
6)how to get popup when we do multiple printouts?
select the "Collective Slip" print option in the dropdown list (under tab "Gene
ral").
Call the transaction MN22, input the condition type 'WE03' (Collective slip prin
tout) and the required settings are
7)what is activity profile for PGI?
You can use activity profiles to define which actions are to be performed once a
shipment reaches a particular status.
For example, once the shipment reaches "completion or shipment end" status, the
system should perform the goods issue
or different outputs or billing automatically in the background for the respecti
ve delivery documents.
There is a provision to assign different activity profiles for each statuses of
the shipment.
One of the prerequisite is to maintain the variant in customizing per shipment t
ype for status
that is to be carried out. You can influence what activities needs be carried ou
t using this
variant when the statusesare set.
8) what is change number in charecteristics?
enter a change number that has a valid-from date on the initial screen of chara
cteristics maintenance,
class maintenance, or classification,
the valid-from date is copied from the change master record. Changes become effe
ctive on this date.
Initial status:
If the objects have already been processed with other change numbers that have v
alid-from dates,
you see the change status that is effective on the date of this change number.
If the objects have already been processed with change numbers that have effecti
vity,
no valid change status can be determined.

Example: You create a characteristic with the valid-from date January 1, 2000.
To do this, you enter change number CHG_01, which has valid-from date January 1,
2000.
You can change the characteristic with another change number CHG_02,
with valid-from date January 1, 2001 and enter another allowed value.
You use change number CHG_01 to assign the characteristic to a class, then use t
his change number
to classify a material in the class. When you classify the material, you see the
characteristic
as effective on January 1, 2000.
If you change the classification with change number CHG_02, you see the characte
ristic as effective on January 1, 2001,
so you can assign the additional value to the material.
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