Maximum File size in XI

[former_member183906]

I have 100 MB file to be transferred through XI.

How to check maximum file size limit in XI server.

Is thier any tcode for the same?

[former_member183906]

ok

[Former Member]

Solution is split the record using a BPM .

Thanks,

Karthik

[former_member183906]

any solution..

[former_member192295]

HI,

I hope below link will help u

[former_member183906]

I need the correct size in MBs... and how to view that using any tcode ..

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check this thread,

XI : File Size Volume Handling

Thanks,

RP

[former_member537867]

Hi ViJaYaNt JhA ,

File size depends on your Java Heap (Java heap depends on your Hardware Config).Basically SAP recommends a size of 5 Mb.

you can try the quicksizer tool on http://service.sap.com/quicksizer.

Also update the HTTPProvider service on the Java server dispatcher to have the parameter MaxRequestContentLength = 800M

The ABAP parameters icm/HTTP/max_request_size_km set to 2097152, icm/server_port_0 TIMEOUT set to 600. rdisp/max_wprun_time = 3600, ztta/max_memreq_MB =2048.

In SXMB_ADM add the parameter TUNING EO_MSG_SIZE_LIMIT = 40M

Best way would be splitting technique.

Splitting the file before it enters XI would considerably reduce the load on XI.

please refer the following links

Refer this blog

one more suggestion is:

Increase Current Value of the Parameter Nmame : rdisp/max_wprun_time

using Tcode RZ11 and try to process.

I think it is possible to process files Sizes up to 50 Mb.

Refer Note 807000 ,File Adapter: SAP Note 821267.

Regards,

Vinod.

[Former Member]

Hi,

There is nothing like maximum size of a file..You need to upgrade your java heap size accordingly and there are specific notes in service market place for doing XI settings to process huge files.If you are having GB size files etc..then you might need to scale your hardware accordingly or you can use abap mapping instead of java mapping as it drastically increases performance and doesnot give stack overflow in mapping runtime.

Regards,

Swathi

[Former Member]

Hi,

you could have a look at SAP note 821267 (question 14).

Regards

Patrick

[aashish_sinha]

Hi,

I am not sure is there any statistics for this- But go thru this thread- similar discussions - just an experience..

Whatever the source system, message processing is taking place in the Integration Engine. So payload size comes into picture there only. If once file is picked up, then messages will be in XI pipleine..So you can consider one of parameters.

Some real sceanrios about Huge file processing-

Regards

Aashish Sinha