AIF allows for indexing field values in order to facilitate filtering out messages in its message monitoring – /AIF/ERR. For this purpose, Index Tables are used. They keep all the data that comes through the particular interface in selected fields.
Hi there! In this blog I will show you can you can use SAP AIF multi index table and single index tables in your interfaces.
This blog is the extension of the previous blog: How To Create a Single Index Table in SAP AIF and therefore some steps will be explained in a more general way. You can always visit the previous blog in case you occur any issues with details, but I believe that you won’t have any problems, as you mastered this knowledge last time reading the previous blog! 🙂
Have you ever heard about single index table in SAP AIF? Have you ever encountered the issue while you were looking for a specific message in Monitoring and Error Handling? Let’s imagine the situation, that you receive tons of inbound messages every single day and you want to find a message with a specific purchase order number in your AIF Interface, but you don’t know what is the AIF message ID that contains this specific Purchase Order number.
SAP AIF (Application Interface Framework) is a powerful tool which not only makes it possible to separate business logic from technical mappings but also allows for interface monitoring. In this blog, I would like to shed some light on the AIF error handling solution that can be accessed through /aif/err t-code.
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