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What is the meaning of adapter status numbers shown in RSXMB_SHOW_STATUS

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Hi,

I know what the message status numbers shown in RSXMB_SHOW_STATUS report mean. What about the adapter status codes? I am referring to the following:

Adapter Status of Messages with Message Status:              003
Adapter Status:      001 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      002 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      003 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      004 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      005 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      006 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      007 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      008 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      009 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status:      010 Number:            XXXX
Adapter Status >     010 Number:            XXXX

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HI,

You can check this from SE11> SXMSPASTAT(Enter in Domain)>Select Value range

For example:

001 Message scheduled on outbound side

006 Message executed successfully on outbound side

008 Message being executed on outbound side

007 Message has error status on outbound side

Regards,

Ashutosh

Edited by: Ashutosh.Pandey on Jan 22, 2012 1:58 PM

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In PI, messages can only be archived and deleted when they have a final status. It is undesirable to have a large number of messages in a non-final status as it can lead to problems, e.g. rapid growth of database tables, slow start-up of systems etc. Both the message status and adapter status of message needs to be final. Messages with a non-final status need to be identified so that they can be fixed and processed accordingly, or cancelled. Once messages have a final status they can then be archived and deleted. The report RSXMB_SHOW_STATUS can be run in transaction SE38 in order to determine what the status is of each message in the system.

Check out SE11 --> Domain SXMSPASTAT

Select the "Value Range" tab and there you will see what the Adapter Status Values are. You will probably need to verify them after each release upgrade.

please refer below WIKI:

[wiki|http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/ExaminingthestatusofmessagesinaPIsystem]