on 08-13-2010 8:12 AM
Hi All,
My clients business will have inflow of huge messages and frequency is also more , As far as the performnace is concerned while using RFC lookups .which one of the below options is better while performance tuning ?.
1. Creating RFC communicatoin channels invidual interfaces for RFC lookup .
or
2. Using single RFC communication channel for all RFC lookups .
Do suggest me and add your valuable points .
Thanks,
Amar.
Hi,
you can either use a single or multiple communication channels (i.e for each request one channel..)
if you are going to use the only one and if one of the request contains the huge volume of the data then there is a possiblity that it will affect the other request..
HTH
Rajesh
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Which Version of PI you are working on, 3.0 / 7.0 / 7.1 ?
if 3.0 go for separate RFC lookups, since your customer's need is to handle huge data and more frequent data the RFC adapter might face 'Timed out' issue if you use single RFC Connection.
rest of the versions i'm not sure.
Thanks,
Saravanan N
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Any of the two option won't affect the performance. Use sinlgle channel.
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi Amar,
> 1. Creating RFC communicatoin channels invidual interfaces for RFC lookup .
> or
> 2. Using single RFC communication channel for all RFC lookups .
You can use the same (Single) RFC communication channel for all the RFC lookups, no need to create more than one.
Regards
Ramesh
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