IDOCs
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What is IDOCs?
IDOCs (Intermediate Documents) are a standard data structure used in SAP systems for asynchronous data transfer between different systems, both SAP and non-SAP. They act as containers for business data, allowing for the exchange of information such as customer data, sales orders, and material master data. IDOCs are commonly used in EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) scenarios and for integrating SAP systems with other applications.
What other technologies are related to IDOCs?
IDOCs Competitor Technologies
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IDOCs Complementary Technologies
BAPIs
BAPIs (Business Application Programming Interfaces) provide standardized interfaces to SAP business objects and processes, facilitating integration and data exchange, acting as a complementary technology.
RFCs
RFCs (Remote Function Calls) are the standard SAP interface for communication between SAP systems, allowing function modules to be called remotely, serving as a complementary technology.
ALE
ALE (Application Link Enabling) enables the distribution of business data between different SAP systems, supporting distributed business processes, acting as a complementary technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention IDOCs?
SAP Developer
3.4% of all SAP Developer jobs mention IDOCs
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SAP Administrator
1.7% of all SAP Administrator jobs mention IDOCs
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Information Technology
0.3% of all Information Technology jobs mention IDOCs
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention IDOCs
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Engineer
2604 Engineer jobs mention IDOCs
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