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How Will You Get IDOC Qualifiers and Their Actions

This document describes how to view IDOC qualifiers and their possible actions or values without writing ABAP code. It provides steps to use transaction code WE30 to view the qualifiers for a sample ORDERS05 IDOC: 1) Enter ORDERS05 in WE30 to see its segments, 2) Double click a segment to see its fields, 3) Double click the QUALF data element to see its value range containing the qualifiers and their descriptions.

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How Will You Get IDOC Qualifiers and Their Actions

This document describes how to view IDOC qualifiers and their possible actions or values without writing ABAP code. It provides steps to use transaction code WE30 to view the qualifiers for a sample ORDERS05 IDOC: 1) Enter ORDERS05 in WE30 to see its segments, 2) Double click a segment to see its fields, 3) Double click the QUALF data element to see its value range containing the qualifiers and their descriptions.

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How will you get IDOC qualifiers and

their actions?
created by Abhijit Mandal on May 9, 2013 2:13 PM, last modified by Abhijit Mandal on May 9, 2013 3:22 PM
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Description: We all have heard about the IDOC qualifiers but many of us don't know how to get these IDOC
qualifiers and their actions. If you want to find out the possible actions for a given IDoc qualifier (or) possible values
for a given IDoc field without getting into ABAP code, Then
how will you able to do that? As we know that a qualifier allows a field to maintain different type of data.


Lets say, if 'Order' is a field with Qualifier, then this Order can hold
1. Sales order.
2. Purchase order.
3. Production order etc.

Similarly, if 'Date' is a field with Qualifier, then this date field can hold
1. Delivery date,
2. Purchase order date,
3. Sales order date etc.

So, as a result, Qualifier is used for minimizing the space so that one can use a field for different purposes.

Solutions: To get IDOC qualifiers and their actions, we will take example of ORDERS05.

Step1: Go to Transaction code WE30. Enter ORDERS05 in the Obj. Name:


Click on display: It will show all the segments of the IDOC.


Now select one IDOC, lets say E1EDK14. Double click into it.


Now, click on Segment editor, to see the fields of the segment.


Now click on the Data element of QUALF fields which is EDI_QUALFO.


Now, Double click on Domain and go to Value range .


Now you can see the Qualifiers in the column of Fix. Val and their descriptions. in the Short Description field.

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