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AFQ: Queue

former_member185845
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Dear collegues,

i have a scenario where in

FIle->Sync RFC->FIle.of cource simple one worked well.

In SXMB_MONI,while the BPM is sending the Message from R/3 to file receiver, the queue it generated is <b>XBTO<u><i>T1__00002</i></u></b>.

This queue is not there in SMQR of client 100(IE).How it is creating with the name that is not registered in IE

After referring some docs it says, AFW has got its own queuing mechanim. Is it that The queue name is generated by AFW using its own mechanism.

Does AFW uses different queues, if so where can we see those queues.

If AFW is not generating the queue, i am really puzzled how and from where this queue is registered and used by BMP.

regards

chandra

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Hi,

Go to Tcode : SXMB_ADM

Execute Manage Queue..these queue will register at installation time.

XBTOT1__00002.

XBT - QOS - Exactly Once

O - Outbound

_00002 - unique number will generate automatically..

T1 - Some priority ..actually i do not know

Regards,

Venu.

former_member185845
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Dear Venu,

Such type of queue is not at all exisiting in my smrq.when suc queue is not existing how did it create that

That was my question

Regards

chandra

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Hi,

As explained, the Queue name is determined by XI automatically.

If you look in SQMR, do you not have a XBTO* line ?

If yes , all is ok.

The actual runtime message queus are created and deleted dynamically. If you click on the queue name in the message monitor it will bring you to the Queue monitor but if all is ok, there are no messages pending. ( If you e.g. deactivate the queues you will see messages accumulating in the queues )

Also, in the BPM , you have the possiblity to specific the queue name to be used in case of EOIO,

rgds

dirk

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Dear Dirk,

Thanks for your answer i have line called XBTO*,

in general the queues are generated as XBTO1_0000 0r XBTO2_0000.

its clear of this concept <1_0000> or <2_00002>.

But this seems quite surprising like XBTOfollowed by <b>T1__00002</b>.

Finally searching in Trace i found that it is <b>Internal Queue id</b> that is generated temporary.

Please advise if you feel this is wrong from my side

regards

chandra