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Queue issue

Former Member
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Hello

All incoming asynch messages are fallen into Inbound queue. But when this messages will be deleted from that queue? After sucessfull transfer into Adapter Engine?

In case of BPM. For example there are 1000 incoming async messages. async HTTP->BPM-> asyc HTTP

When messages will be deleted from inbound queue?

If I will have 5 parallel inbound queue how many BPM instances will created?

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moorthy
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Hi,

You can monitor the Queue using transaction SMQ1 and SMQ2 .

For each separate message one queue entry will be there

Also you can refer this help-

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/b0/df5f3c8dde1c67e10000000a114084/content.htm

Regards,

Moorthy

MichalKrawczyk
Active Contributor
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Hi,

>>>If I will have 5 parallel inbound queue how many BPM instances will created?

all of them but they will be processed but with 5 queues only

>>>>In case of BPM. For example there are 1000 incoming async messages. async HTTP->BPM-> asyc HTTP

When messages will be deleted from inbound queue?

when they will enter the next level

(BPM and so on)

you can monitor the queues in smq1 and smq2

and refresh it to see it

Regards,

michal

Former Member
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>>all of them but they will be processed but with 5 queues only

Maybe I did mistake. may be I mixed up queue name. Correct please if I am wrong.

1000 messages. HTTP->BPM

As far I know the process will be

5 inbound queue of IE->create inctance of BPM->Ounbound queue of Integration Engine

Doy you mean that only 5 intances of BPM will be created or 1000 or it depends on how quickly will queue work?

Former Member
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Sorry for incorrect question.

I mean How many <b>parallely</b> instances of BPM will work in case of 5 queue. only 5?

For example BPM will work very long.

Former Member
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Hi,

If at least one queue is working you can have many instances (more than 5 for five queues).

Regards,

Wojciech