on 06-25-2010 11:28 AM
Hi Guys,
In our SAP PI system (SAP EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.1) old locks found on table BGRFC_I_SERVER_REGISTRATION,
If i try to delete the locks same locks are apearing after deleting. I dont know what it is trying to register.
And some time back in SM21 found log "Could not send SLD data", For this error message i have checked everything is ok like RZ70 seems to be ok,
SM59 SLD_UC RFC connection is ok, I am able to connect through SLDCHECK t.code.
I am not deleting anything in PI system but on my id SM21 logs shwoing that XXXXX deletes RFC destination XXXXXXX., I dont know why i am getting these error logs.
Please help.
Regards
Kumar
Hi Kumar,
The enqueue lock:
BGRFC_I_SERVER_REGISTRATION
BGRFC_O_SERVER_REGISTRATION
are releaed to the bgRFC Scheduler which is the sucessor of the qRFC
scheduler. Assuming you are using bgRFc then these permanent lock
entries in SM12 are necessary and correct.
Alternatively if you are absolutely certain that you do not want to
use bgRFC then you can deactivate the scheduler using the
transaction /nsbgrfcconf.
Select the tab strip 'SCHEDULER.APP.SERVER' and set the value of
the parameter 'SCHEDULER COUNT' for inbound and outbound to zero and
save the changes. After this action the enqueue entries will be
disappeared and no bgRFC will be started.
Regards,
Paul
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I have one more doubt so i am opening this as unanswered
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reply
One more doubt....
I have few more locks on table WSRM_EH (1 lock),WSRM_EH_SID (3 locks) What are these locks can you explain please
Regards
Kumar
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Thanks for your reply paulu2026
Can you please explain what this bgRFC and qRFC scheduler does in the system ?.
If I donu2019t use these bgRFC scheduler anything will stop in the system which leads to issues ?
Regards
kumar
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Hi Kumar,
Please see the following regarding bgRFC
the locks is used to controll the scheduler run.
With the locks it will be detected if the schedulers are alive.
If you want to reduce the locks, you can reduce the number of
running bgRFC-Scheduler.
The default setting ( transaction /nsbgrfcconf -> 'SCHEDULER.APP.SERVER'
DEFAULT ).
You can set the number of scheduler to 0 ( for inbound and outbound )
using the parameter 'SCHEDULER COUNT', if you don't need bgRFC.
To reduce the number of bgRFC schedulers you can set the default setting
to zerro. and add a specific application server and set the
scheduler count to 1 for inbound and outbound scheduler. After this
only two locks should be available.
Regards,
Paul
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