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table for AE messages

Former Member
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Dear experts,

I know that IE messages are stored in table SXMSPMAST

can u pl let me know in which table are the AE messages stored ?

OR is it that AE messages are not stored in ABAP stack tables ?

pl help

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nisarkhan_n
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Hi

The incoming and outgoing messages on the AE are stored in

Table Name: XI_AF_MSG

check this for moredetails

http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/f5/d347ddec72274ca2abb0d7682c800b/frameset.htm

Former Member
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Dear Nisar,

This table does not exist in the ABAP stack

former_member200962
Active Contributor
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This table is on the JAVA stack.....may be because your AE is on JAVA stack.....

Former Member
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how do i access this table from abap stack then....

i just want to know the message ids of the messages that failed in the AE

former_member200962
Active Contributor
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i just want to know the message ids of the messages that failed in the AE

Check these links:

check the reply from sumit

and this:

Regards,

Abhishek.

Former Member
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Hi!

You cannot access tables of the Java stack database schema directly from ABAP and vice versa. You can only use Oracle tools to access these tables. Or you have a JCo Java function you can call from ABAP stack. ABAP and Java Database Schema are strictly separated - as if it were different databases!

Regards,

Volker

Former Member
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can't i use the DBCON tcode and use native SQL to get the data from that table by ABAP

Former Member
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Hi!

You may try it. If this tool (I do not know it) accesses the database from a "bird's point of view" seeing both ABAP and Java Database Schemas it might work. But if it just can "see" the ABAP DB Schema, this will not work. Please keep in mind: For every DB Schema you will have to authenticate by userid and password. For the ABAP stack it is another user ()and pw) than for the Java stack.

What should work anyway is to access the database from the Oracle Administration Tools on OS level. BUT BE CAREFUL when you plan to modify tables and/or table contents. In case of any problems you may get no or only limited support from SAP.

But again: Try it and tell us if it works ...

Regards,

Volker

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