Starting the Distribution for a Recipient List 
Use
You use this function to start the document distribution manually for a chosen recipient list. The system controls the distribution via a
Distribution Order that is created internally.The chosen recipient list is used as a template.
Since the documents are only stored with the document number and the document type in the recipient list, and not with the document part and version, the system suggests the document automatically as follows:
Document part 000 always has priority.

The following versions exist for document PAP-AA, document type TXT, document part 000:
Version |
Created on |
Status Released |
00 |
12.12.1998 |
no |
01 |
31.02.1999 |
yes |
02 |
05.01.1999 |
no |
The system determines the released version 01.
The following document parts with the following versions exist for document DOK-01, document type DRW:
Document part |
Version |
Created on |
Status Released |
000 |
00 01 |
12.12.1998 25.01.1999 |
no no |
001 |
00 03 04 |
13.01.1999 17.01.1999 24.02.1999 |
no no yes |
The system determines document part 000, version 01. Document part 001 has a released version, but document part 000 has higher priority.

You can define a company-specific logic for determining the document part and the version with a user exit.
Prerequisites
You must have defined the recipient or recipient lists that you want to send the documents to.
The user must have the required
Authorizations.Procedure
The Start document distribution basic data screen appears.
A dialog box appears with a warning prompting you to check the default values for document part and version.
The Start document distribution basic data screen appears.
The system displays Return date field where you enter the date by which the document must be returned.
Result
If you have set the Immediate distribution indicator, the distribution process is started immediately and controlled by the distribution order. If you have not set this indicator, the distribution process is started later as a background job.
You can keep track of all these processing steps in the
Distribution Log.