on 01-06-2010 10:01 AM
HI ALL,
My messages is been stuck in queue in production envoirment. I have checked in SMQ2 Inbound queue .there in status it is showing SYSFAIL.When i am dbclick on stauts it is showing XI error due JCO communication failure.Mapping Queue..
I am trying to restart thoose messages but are not getting started . what I need to do. Shall I deleted those queues in in SMQ2 or unlock and then restart them.
Note : this is Production Enviorment ...........is right to delete the queue there while they are showing SYSFAIL status.
Please suggest.
Regards
I got solved this problem.
i have ask basis to restart j2ee engine properly and reprocess those messages.
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Hi
first thing is to check with basis whether the java is up or restarted due to any memory related problems.
from smq2 reset the status of the queues.if it still shows the jco or sysfail error.
from sxmb_adm go to manage queues - register and activate the qeues
finally reset the status of the qeue and messages will go through.
it worked for me on the prod system.
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Hi gangadhar kh
just few checks
1) inside the queue check if any message got stuck due to some error . if QOS for that message is EOIO then it will not allow other messages to process until this is not processed
process that and rest message will get processed
2) ask you basis team to update java kernel so that on production system this queue stuck problem should not happen frequently
3) to restart java stack
run tcode SMICM go to menu bar click on AS Java menu ->send soft shut down->with restart
after some time java services will up
then manually reastrat aal the message
Regards
sandeep
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Dear Gangadhar,
Trust that you are trying to unlock and restart only the message with SYSFAIL status in the queue.
Get your PI server re-instantiated and then you will be able to successfully unlock and restart your stuck message in the queue.
For automatic periodic resetting of the queue, get RSQIWKEX report scheduled to run. The details for the same can be taken from the below mentioned blog:
[Blog|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/2728] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken];
Warm Regards,
Anshul
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Reboot complete xi-system and than you can lock and unlock queues.
Best Regards, Dirk
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Hi
By clicking on queues messages go to moni and try to restart your failed messages then refresh the moni it should trun to black flag then only problem will be solved.
this problem comes when your XI server restarts and some of your messages were in progress and they fail due to XI goes down.
Regards
Dheeraj Kumar
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Hi Gangadhar,
This kind of JCo error comes when the communication between ABAP & JAVA Stacks fails. Check SLDCHECK on PI system and see if it is successful.
Also u may schedule a report which will periodically activate the queues. (I dont remeber the report name right away)
Regards,
Gautam Purohit
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is right to delete the queue there while they are showing SYSFAIL status.
No. Deleted messages would be lost and therefore this is not recommended.
Try to unlock queues and restart LUW.
Regards,
Prateek
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