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India Data Exchange Definition NEFT Vs. RTGS mapping

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Hello, 

I have to configure a data exchange definition for India Bank payment export. in my detail mapping, I chose table 1226, Pre-Mapping condunit 1273, Mapping codeunit 1274, and post mapping codeunit is 1275. I'm having a hard time mapping a payment mod field that is required for all Indian banks that define whether the payment is NEFT or RTGS. Does anyone know what table or field can provide me with the value? 

Thank you, 

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    Hello,

    If you don't get further responses to this issue, you may want to raise a support request to Microsoft support via your CSP / Partner.

  • fhakkani Profile Picture
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    Thank you, Andy,

    I was trying to see if anyone can help in the community. I just submitted a case to Microsoft support. Keeping my fingers crossed.

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