on 12-09-2008 7:26 AM
Hi,
Its a file to idoc & file scenario(2 receivers).To the receiver file communication channel i want to set the QOS as eoio. Is that possible?
Logically what you want, EOIO only for File to File doesn't make much sense.
What if - the Sender File adapter picks up the file, but due to some internal error one of the messages error's out. In this case, the file's will be forwarded in EO to the IE and the sequence will be lost anyways. Also, XI uses parallel processing and hence until the EOIO is not set at source, this does not make much sense.
Even though your SAP system does not care about the sequence but as your file system does care about it, the EOIO would have to be done right from the source, and thereby the sender file adapter!
Regards
Bhavesh
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Hi all,
Thanks to all for the great information. Plz clarfy few more doubts.
1.Suppose it is idoc to file scenario, then since sender cc we dont define what would be the qos in this scenario?
2.Is there any strict rule that for a specific requirement,we need to set QOS as so and so or we can set the QOS whatever we want.
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> Hi all,
> Thanks to all for the great information. Plz clarfy few more doubts.
> 1.Suppose it is idoc to file scenario, then since sender cc we dont define what would be the qos in this scenario?
You will have to do the serialization at the R3 end itself -
> 2.Is there any strict rule that for a specific requirement,we need to set QOS as so and so or we can set the QOS whatever we want.
Setting up QoS is basically requirement based.
1.Suppose it is idoc to file scenario, then since sender cc we dont define what would be the qos in this scenario?
Default QOS in this case would be EO. For EOIO, you will have to use Serialization concept.
2.Is there any strict rule that for a specific requirement
It varies from scenario to scenario.
Regards,
Prateek
Hi, You can set it at sender File CC only. Accordingly it will process for receiver too.
Thanks!
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QOS is set at sender channel only. You set it at sender file channel. As such the receiver Idoc might not always follow the EOIO set at sender.
Regards,
Prateek
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