on 08-23-2010 5:51 PM
HI Experts ,
this thread is in reference to a previous thread which got answered, but along with with a new set of queries for the experts to help me .
I have a z program that uses the table SXMXPVERS. I noticed this program working fine in development environment. However in the quality environment, it failed. The SDN forum gave me a funda on Switch Procedure.
I noticed that there was another table calied SXMSPVERS2, which as per switch procedure, was kind of swapping data . Meaning , data was swapped in between these two tables from time time.
Now my plan is, assuming that data only swaps in between these 2 tables , namely SXMSPVERS and SXMSPVERS2, I would add a couple of lines od abap code in my z program, checking wether the SXMSPVERS if empty, then should move on to SXMSPVERS2,.
My current query is , is my understanding and thinking OK. And is this Switch procedure limitted to SXMSPVERS and SXMSPVERS2, or there may be other tables where the data may get swapped?
In se11 I can see SXMSPVERS has only two types as discussed earlier.
Suggestions please.
Arnab.
Hi
Call the transaction SXMB_ADM -> configuration -> Configure Delete Procedure
Select switch procedure activated and save your changes
Thanks
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HI
The Switch equivalents for the 7 tables below have the suffix 2
SXMSPMAST XI Messages - Master
SXMSPHIST XI Messages - Master History table
SXMSPEMAS Integration Engine: Enhanced Message Queue (Master)
SXMSPVERS Integration Engine: Message Version
SXMSPERROR XML Message Broker: Message Queue (Incorrect Entries)
SXMSCLUP Property Cluster
SXMSCLUR Resources Cluster
When switch procedure is activated. It will be switching between the tables based on the parameter
DROP_MAX_TABLE_LOAD
Thanks
kiran Nekkanti
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