Problems processing IDoc with LSMW

Axel Angeli offers some quick advice for uploading BP master data.

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I am trying to upload BP master data with LSMW (IDoc approach). I am unable to upload multiple line items. My source file is of the following structure:

H A1
I B1 B2
I B3 B4
H A2
I C1
H-Header,I-Item

The IDoc is not getting processed for the first header, but it's processing successfully for the second header.

To keep it simple: use the debugger from WE19 to reprocess the IDoc to see what goes awry.

This was last published in February 2007

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