IDoc statuses

Ref: http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/IDoc+Statuses

Table TEDS1 contains list of all status codes.

Starting statuses may be: 01 (outbound), 50 (inbound), 42 (outbound test), 74 (inbound test)

Status number	Type of status	Status description	Next success status	Next error status	Error reason	Solution to error
01	Success	Outbound IDoc created	30	29
02	Error	Error passing data to port			Correct the error and Execute RSEOUT00 program again
03	Success	Outbound IDoc successfully sent to port	None, 32
04	Error	within control information on EDI subsystem
05	Error	during translation
12	Success	Dispatch OK		Changed from status 03 by BD75 transaction (see below)
25	Success	Processing outbound IDoc despite syntax errors
26	Error	during syntax check of outbound IDoc		Missing mandatory segment for example	You may edit the IDoc or force it to be processed
29	Error	ALE service (for example	29, 31
30	Success	Outbound IDoc ready for dispatch (ALE service)	03	02	Partner profile customized to not run	Execute RSEOUT00 program
31	Error	no further processing
32	Success	Outbound IDoc was edited		There was a manual update of the IDoc in SAP tables, the original was saved to a new IDoc with status 33
33	Success	Original of an IDoc which was edited. It is not possible to post this IDoc	None	None	Backup of another IDoc manually updated, see status 32
35	Success	IDoc reloaded from archive. Can't be processed
37	Error	Erroneous control record (for example, "reference" field should be blank for outbound IDocs)	None, 37
42	Success	Outbound IDoc manually created by WE19 test tool	01	37
50	Success	Inbound IDoc created	64	65
51	Error	inbound IDoc data contains errors	53, 64	51, 66, 68, 69	Error triggered by SAP application, incorrect values in the IDoc data	Ask functional people, modify erroneous values in the IDoc (WE02 for example) and run it again using BD87
53	Success	inbound IDoc posted	None, 53
56	Error	IDoc with errors added (You should never see this error code)	50, 51, 56, 62, 68
60	Error	syntax check of inbound IDoc	56, 61, 62
61	Error	Processing inbound IDoc despite syntax error	64
62	Success	inbound IDoc passed to application	53	51
63	Error	passing IDoc to application
64	Success	Inbound IDoc ready to be passed to application	62	51, 60, 63, 68, 69		execute BD20 transaction (RBDAPP01 program)
65	Error	ALE service - incorrect partner profiles	64, 65
66	Waiting	Waiting for predecessor IDoc (Serialization)		51
68	Success	no further processing	68	None	The IDoc was created using inbound test tool (WE19) and written to file to do file inbound test. Another IDoc is created if immediate processing is chosen
69	Success	IDoc was edited	64	51, 68, 69	There was a manual update of the IDoc in SAP tables, the original was saved to a new IDoc with status 70
70	Success	Original of an IDoc which was edited. It is not possible to post this IDoc	None	None	Backup of another IDoc manually updated, see status 69
71	Success	Inbound IDoc reloaded from archive. Can't be processed
74	Success	Inbound IDoc manually created by WE19 test tool	50, 56

ITIL ACRONYMS

ITIL ACRONYMS

Below is a list of mostly used abbreviations. When working in ITIL environment – especially if you are a new hired person – you may feel lost when reading emails full of meaningless abbreviations. For all those people who fell lost but also for people taking the ITIL exam we created the list below. We believe it will be useful for everybody who needs quickly remind what particular acronym means.

Acronym	Term
ACD	Automatic Call Distribution
AM	Availability Management
AMIS	Availability Management Information System
ASP	Application Service Provider
BCM	Business Capacity Management
BCM	Business Continuity Management
BCP	Business Continuity Plan
BIA	Business Impact Analysis
BRM	Business Relationship Manager
BSI	British Standards Institution
BSM	Business Service Management
CAB	Change Advisory Board
CAB/EC	Change Advisory Board / Emergency Committee
CAPEX	Capital Expenditure
CCM	Component Capacity Management
CFIA	Component Failure Impact Analysis
CI	Configuration Item
CMDB	Configuration Management Database
CMIS	Capacity Management Information System
CMM	Capability Maturity Model
CMMI	Capability Maturity Model Integration
CMS	Configuration Management System
COTS	Commercial off the Shelf
CSF	Critical Success Factor
CSI	Continual Service Improvement
CSIP	Continual Service Improvement Programme
CSP	Core Service Package
CTI	Computer Telephony Integration
DIKW	Data-to-Information-to-Knowledge-to-Wisdom
eSCM-CL	eSourcing Capability Model for Client Organizations
eSCM-SP	eSourcing Capability Model for Service Providers
FMEA	Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
FTA	Fault Tree Analysis
IRR	Internal Rate of Return
ISG	IT Steering Group
ISM	Information Security Management
ISMS	Information Security Management System
ISO	International Organization for Standardization
ISP	Internet Service Provider
IT	Information Technology
ITSCM	IT Service Continuity Management
ITSM	IT Service Management
itSMF	IT Service Management Forum
IVR	Interactive Voice Response
KEDB	Known Error Database
KPI	Key Performance Indicator
LOS	Line of Service
MoR	Management of Risk
MTBF	Mean Time Between Failures
MTBSI	Mean Time Between Service Incidents
MTRS	Mean Time to Restore Service
MTTR	Mean Time to Repair
NPV	Net Present Value
OGC	Office of Government Commerce
OLA	Operational Level Agreement
OPEX	Operational Expenditure
OPSI	Office of Public Sector Information
PBA	Pattern of Business Activity
PFS	Prerequisite for Success
PIR	Post Implementation Review
PSA	Projected Service Availability
QA	Quality Assurance
QMS	Quality Management System
RCA	Root Cause Analysis
RFC	Request for Change
ROI	Return on Investment
RPO	Recovery Point Objective
RTO	Recovery Time Objective
SAC	Service Acceptance Criteria
SACM	Service Asset and Configuration Management
SCD	Supplier and Contract Database
SCM	Service Capacity Management
SFA	Service Failure Analysis
SIP	Service Improvement Plan
SKMS	Service Knowledge Management System
SLA	Service Level Agreement
SLM	Service Level Management
SLP	Service Level Package
SLR	Service Level Requirement
SMO	Service Maintenance Objective
SoC	Separation of Concerns
SOP	Standard Operating Procedures
SOR	Statement of requirements
SPI	Service Provider Interface
SPM	Service Portfolio Management
SPO	Service Provisioning Optimization
SPOF	Single Point of Failure
TCO	Total Cost of Ownership
TCU	Total Cost of Utilization
TO	Technical Observation
TOR	Terms of Reference
TQM	Total Quality Management
UC	Underpinning Contract
UP	User Profile
VBF	Vital Business Function
VOI	Value on Investment
WIP	Work in Progress