on 08-26-2010 9:46 AM
Hi All,
I am testing a scenario in which the sender communication channel is using a FILE adapter with NFS Protocol for polling the files. The source directory has multiple files to be picked up for the file name scheme. I have set the parameter "Processing Mode" to "Delete" in order to delete the processed files.
I am getting the following error when checked in message monitoring.
Could not delete file "abcd.txt' after processing
Error: com.sap.aii.af.service.util.transaction.api.TxManagerException: Unable to commit transaction: The transaction has been rolled back: com.sap.engine.services.ts.transaction.TxRollbackException
The other parameters set are
Qos: Exactly Once
Poll Interval : 600
Empty File Handling : Process Empty Files
Processing Sequence: By Name
File Type : Text.
There is no issue with permissions of the file.
Need to know Why the file is not getting deleted?
Thanks.
Rashmi,
It's basically unable to commit to the database...either it did already process the file with same timestamp and name or should have issue with the authorization...try to change the file name and try once again...
Thanks,
Srini
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Rashmi,
the Adapter Engine user the service user from Windows that started the instance (<SID>adm) for the Operating System operations.
On windows systems, typically, you'll have to grant authorization to that user for the folder you're handling.
BR,
Henrique.
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Hi Rashmi,
Also, check whether the file has Read-Only attribute.
If yes, then it needs to be removed.
-Supriya.
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There is no issue with permissions of the file.
Are you sure about this. It may happen that the user used in the communication channel doesn't have authorization to delete file from the folder where the file is present. Ask your basis team to check folder permission.
Regards,
Prateek
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