on 03-09-2009 1:52 PM
Hi Experts,
I would like to get the count of successful and failed interface. This count needs to update a file where it will show the statistics of the interface as a report and another interface will get triggered. Please let me how to get the counts.
Thanks and Regards,
Praveen.C.V
Hi Praveen ,
you can write a zprogram which would access the table specified by me above annd generate a flat file out of it and place it on xi serve itself . another file interface will run on that folder and pick up that file
hope this helps.
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Hi Praveen ,
you can write a zprogram which would access the table specified by me above annd generate a flat file out of it and place it on xi serve itself . another file interface will run on that folder and pick up that file
hope this helps.
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Dear Praveen,
this is very easy.
Go to moni..
blank out "output field length"
also there is a list box for message status like "processed suceessfully"/with errors etc ...select appropriate
then press F8
and u will get the number of messages on top of the next screen
hope this helps
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Hi Tarang,
But this we can only view right.....
Basically I have around 120 interfaces in single namespace. All the interface is for updating the DB at various location based on different business requirments. Now one of the interfaces is to generate a report as a flat file format with a count of DB in location wise and successful/error transaction. For example:
DB1 - Germany - 3 channels successful- 0 channel fail
DB2 - Australia - 2 channels succssful - 1 channel fail
DB3 - UK - 4 channels succssful - 0 channel fail
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etc
Please let me know how we can achive this.
Regards,
Praveen.
Hi
In SXMB_MONI, check the Processing statistics - this gives a view.
For your requirement, there is no direct way, but shall keep this link updated if some easy means are found.
Regards
Vishnu
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