on 03-03-2011 6:50 AM
Hi,
I have a large file from the sender FTP which I am splitting by using 'recordsets per message' in the file adapter.
Now I want all the split files to enter the same BPM.
I have designed the BPM logic by using the correlation in the receive step. Still I am seeing that the each split message from the same file is entering into a separate BPM.
How can we monitor whether the correlation is actibve? What could be the other options to check?
KIndly help.
Thanks,
John.
Hi,
Have a look into below link to understand. it is similar scenario as yours.
http://www.erpgenie.com/sap-technical/xi/xipi-1n-multi-mapping-using-bpm
Regards
Aashish Sinha
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Hello,
You can check whether the correlation is activated at runtime. Just open ur runtime BPM instance by clicking on PE.
Go to Menu -> List with Technical Details
There u will all the steps of ur BPM. Select the receive step (which will b mostly displays as Waiting for Event Step) of ur BPM. Selecet the step. Check the Container tab in below screen.
If ur correlation is activated then u will and entry in table _CORRELATION.
Hi John,
are you sure that the value in the correlation field is the same for all the batches with recordsets ?
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Hi ciochinah,
The value is same in all the batches.
But there is one aspect. Each batch has got many line items (no headers). I am assigning an element in the line items for correlation.
All the line items in all the batches has got the same value for the field element used in correlation.
I have one important question here. Where can we check for the active correlation at runtime? Is there a transaction which will tell you whether the correlations are active and which one was taken at runtime?
Thanks,
John
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