on 01-09-2012 9:23 AM
Hi,
We have a scenario where we read from a FTP site. We are using seeburger BIC to convert the messages to something readable.
Unfortantly there are also som junk messages in the file folder or they contain a UNA that Seeburger does not understand. This mean that the seeburger module throws an error. It seems like the FTP adapter cannot move the file to the error folder, so the next file can be processed.
Any ideas on how this can be changed so we can process the files even when some of the messages are failing..
Daniel
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Daniel,
We have had the same issue with Conversion Agent. We raised a SAP note and SAP said the exception raised from the module must be a Retry Control Exception in order for the Archive command to work as expected but Conversion Agent was not raising this exception. I assume the same is applicable with Seeburger BIC.
You can try raising this with Seeburger.
Regards
Jai
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Some 2 years back, I had the same issue with Seeburger and raised an OSS. My comments are here in this thread
Unfortunately, SAP didn't come up with any good solution at that time. I guess Seeburger still haven't changed their module to throw permanent error. Unless that happens, you won't be able to achieve this.
Regards,
Prateek Raj Srivastava
Hello Daniel,
It seems like the FTP adapter cannot move the file to the error folder, so the next file can be processed.
Any ideas on how this can be changed so we can process the files even when some of the messages are failing..
It could probably be also related to the issue of the file adapter archiving e.g processing mode is set to archive and when there are errors, the rest of the messages cannot be processed or at least some a stucked. What we have done is to set the mode to delete and disable archiving for the moment. Maybe if you also disable the archiving for faulty files, it could also work on your end.
Hope this helps,
Mark
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