on 10-20-2006 7:16 AM
Hi all ,
1. Does cache get updated on starting SXI_cache?
2. Does sxi_cache update process definitions
Regards,
Tarang
Tarnag,
Apart from the valuable answers from our colleagues SXI_CACHE is a memory area where the information about the design and configuration objects of the J2EE stack is stored in temporary ABAP data dictionary tables. The integration engine uses it at the run time for accessing the appropriate design and configuration objects of J2EE stack. So it dont update when you start.
If you dig inside then there are some important cache system tables used by SXI_CACHE. For detailed information go through:
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/12/02/sxicache--ripped-off
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/11/03/cache-refresh-errors--new-phenomena
Hope now you have got some idea about caches...
---Satish
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<i>1. Does cache get updated on starting SXI_cache?</i>
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No !! You have to run the transaction SXI_CACHE and from the menu choose delta cache refresh or complete cache refresh.
<i>2. Does sxi_cache update process definitions</i>
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yes it should but you can also forcefully update/activate them. For more details ref /people/krishna.moorthyp/blog/2005/11/28/inactive-integration-process-ip-at-run-time
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> Hi all ,
>
> 1. Does cache get updated on starting SXI_cache?
>
No, but you can choose from menu either delta cache refresh or full cache refresh.
> 2. Does sxi_cache update process definitions
>
In this transaction you can reactivate processes with errors (value 99)
> Regards,
> Tarang
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