The follow-up processes are set in the basic settings in the "Follow-up processes" sub-dialog:

The QPPD has seven follow-up processes:

1. Change documents (SCT_CHGD) → class /SCT/QP_FUP_CHGD_OUT

   • Write all change documents for an object after saving.

   • If change documents are to be written, this follow-up process must be set.

2. Change pointer (SCT_CHGP) → class /SCT/QP_FUP_CHGP_OUT

   1. Processing of change pointers

   2. If change pointers are to be processed via QPPD, this follow-up process must be set. If the change pointers are not to be processed via QPPD but with another technique, the type must be set to "No processing".

   3. IDOC input (SCT_IDOC_IN) → class /SCT/QP_FUP_IDOC_IN
      IDOC input processing 

   4. If the standard QPPD IDOC is to be processed inbound, this follow-up process must be set.

3. IDOC Output (SCT_IDOC_OUT) → Class /SCT/QP_FUP_IDOC_OUT

   • IDOC outbound processing: send objects to other systems via IDOC based on the distribution model. 

   • If the standard QPPD IDOC is to be sent, this follow-up process must be set.

4. Mark INFO records (SCT_INFO_MARK) → class /SCT/QP_FUP_INFO_MARK

   • Mark all dependent objects for INFO update. 

   • If an INFO update is used, this follow-up process must be set.

5. Process INFO records (SCT_INFO_REWORK) → Class /SCT/QP_FUP_INFO_REWORK

   • Process all info records for all dependent objects. 

   • If an INFO update is used, this follow-up process must be set.

6. Copy data via RFC (SCT_RFC_OUT) → class /SCT/QP_FUP_RFC_OUT

   • Send data via RFC: Based on the distribution model, send objects to other systems via RFC. 

   • If the INFO update is used, this follow-up process must be set.

The following image illustrates the sub dialog: