on 08-31-2006 8:48 AM
Hi,
In scenarios where inbound queues are used (File IDOC -XI-SAP), when a send data error occurs the queues in XI are set to "SYSFAIL" (caused by the error) and i often have to delete the SYSFAIL messages manually to continue to process the next data.
Is there any way through which i can delete these messages which are of status=SYSFAIL (schedule some job)?
I assume that in my scenary all the error of this type can be cancelleed.
Thanks
Antonio
Hi,
Go to SMQ2 and check the error status , by clicking the "SYSFAIL" .
If the error is "Connection Error " etc, then check the SM59->TCP/IP connection->AI_RUNTIME _JCOSERVER and test the connection. If any error is , then try to restart the J2EE server.
this error may be because of huge amount of messages.
Regards,
moorthy
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Hi,
Take a look at this blog by Naveen.
Shoud l answer all questions,
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically
Regards,
Bhavesh
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Antonio,
From the blog,
<i>Often in asynchronous scenarios where inbound queues are used, the queues are set to SYSFAIL status and all the messages in the inbound queue are stuck (not processed). Depending on the status of XI processing queues, we can reset a queues status and trigger processing of messages.
To be able to initiate processing of messages stuck in the queue, make sure to set following IS configuration parameter
MONITOR QRFC_RESTART_ALLOWED to value 1
<b>For automatic qRfc failure recovery, schedule the report RSQIWKEX to run periodically. This report enables automatically resets the queues.</b>[\i]
Regards,
Bhavesh
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