While working with a client on developing EDI-856 transactions with one of their trading partners, an error occurred that cost my client thousands of dollars in charge back fines. In... read more →
My previous post discussed the "hidden" menu in the SAP PI message mapping tool that can only be unlocked by pressing <Ctrl> + <Shift> while right clicking in the data... read more →
When I was young, one of my favorite Nintendo games was Contra by Konami Corporation (old-skool NES). Standard play with Contra afforded you with 3 lives. I was not particularly adept at Contra... read more →
For those of you familiar with PI, you know that it likes to deal with single messages, and not multiple messages in bulk. Many interfaces to "legacy" systems require single... read more →
Even though this blog will primarily be about SAP XI/PI, I would be remiss if I didn't mention other SAP integration topics. So, my first technical blog will be about... read more →
Hello. Welcome to the DataXstream XI/PI Blog. SAP XI/PI means SAP Exchange Infrastructure/Process Integration. SAP XI (the old name) and SAP PI (the new name) are SAP's applications for integrating software solutions. Our... read more →
By: Timothy Yates and Wess Tobler Description: This document gives step-by-step instructions on how to install, setup, and configure the JMS adapter to communicate with Oracle AQ Messaging. Oracle AQ... read more →
Why would you integrate a toaster with SAP? SAP integration is our specialty. We figure that if we can integrate SAP to a toaster, we can integrate SAP to anything!... read more →
By: Timothy Yates Description: While there are many different ways to approach SAP system integration design, there is no right or wrong way necessarily, but success usually lies in the... read more →
By: Timothy Yates and Thomas Nittmann Interference With Other Interfaces System Load Archiving (IDOC, Workflow, Change Points, Message Control) Inefficient User Exit Code Workflow Error Handling Automatic tRFC Batch Retry... read more →