Display Queue

[Former Member]

May i know how this Display queue usefull in Message mapping..

what is the use of this display Queue

[Former Member]

Hi,

Queues In Message Mapping:

Message mapping works internally using Queues. Queues can be viewed at any step and can be used for debugging purposes at mapping level.

Go through the link which i have added..in the link

http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/XI/Mapping/Concepts.htm

Thanks

Venkat Anil

Edited by: Venkat Anil Gannavarapu on Sep 24, 2008 3:17 PM

[Former Member]

hi

using the DISPLAY QUEUE we can debug the message mapping in xi,actually queue displays the entries of an element ,how they are coming into the element and how they are passing throuogh the message mapping

regards

kummarui

[ParvathyS_SAP]

Display Queue:

Displays the queue for a field or a function for complete target field mappings, if an XML instance has been loaded or entered on the Test tab page. The result queue is displayed for functions, while the results values are displayed for target fields before they are written to the target structure. The target structure specifies which values are taken from this queue, for example, depending on the occurrence value specified in the target structure.

You can display multiple queues in parallel in separate windows. Within a queue window, you can update the queue, and number the entries of the queue consecutively.

http://help.sap.com/saphelpnw04/helpdata/en/3c/5d70b7d21e478fa569fec37325b9f6/frameset.htm

Regards,

Parvathy

[Former Member]

Hi,

By using the display queue we can debug the message and without executing the mapping we should view the output. And this output belongs to a particular field.

Suppose we want to check the particular field then it is very useful. By using this we can view the output of a particular fields, field by field output checking possible by using queue.

Deva suggested one blog, follow that also.

[Former Member]

Hi

Display queue is used to give u the intermediate result of ur mapping and also to know about the contexts in the messages.

Have a look ath this blog.

-Dava