on 09-17-2008 10:36 AM
Hi,
In a Idoc to file scenerio, if the data was successfully posted from R3 and the we02 status was succesfully sent, and the data cannot be seen in idx5 in XI, the communication channel is up, and showing no errors, is there any checking/ monitering / trouble shooting that i can do? SM59 abap connections are OK!!
Regards
Arnab
Hi,
Well see the IDX1 and IDX2
See if metedata of your IDOC is there or not : better delete from IDX2 and load it manually once again.
Now test again it should work ,rest seems to be in line
rgds
srini
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Hi,
Check:
1) Go to SM58 tcode and check the error message whether it got stuck in trfc queue or not.
2) Check the message in SXMB_MONI.
chirag
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ususally put the trace (sxmb_adm / Integration Engine Configuration / specific configuration / runtime / logging to 3 at test system, to 0 or 1 at productive system, coz you want to analyse errors at test and good performance at p system.
Let the delete / archive job run every night (or when ever you have low traffic) and customize the time how long a message should remain in the DB at sxmb_adm / Integration Engine Configuration / specific configuration / deletion resp archive.
If you want to be able to find out later anything about old message, go for archive. Look to the archives from sxmb_moni / archived xml messages.
How long should messages remain in DB?
Go to sxmb_moni / persistenz layer analysis, where you can see the current fill level of your DB. If it is nearly empty, you can increase the days in sxmb_adm, if nearly full than you need a lower intervall.
Usually the messages at test remain longer time coz there is no space problem - not so much traffic.
check this link even :
Check RFC log in R3 using SM58.
Also check SMQ2 of XI.
Thanks
SaNv...
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